I go by Pepper.
I'm a mom. I'm a wife. I'm a professional with a high level job. I'm one of many in my head - a multiple.
I sleep really poorly. The reasons for this vary but the fact remains. I'm in the process of losing my closest friend to conflicts and hurt. He is a man, he is not my husband, he is someone I work with. It is more painful than I could ever have imagined. He is the only one I've told everything to, ever. I thought it could work, but it hasn't.
I'm suffering from depression, and also I exhibit a veritable checklist of things that tend to accompany dissociation. I'm passionate and my feelings are raw. I'm intense and rigorous and honest and sensitive and brutal and fragile.
I have tried therapy, a few times. I can't do it. Talking to a stranger in sloted 45 minute periods in a setting that is strange, this quite simply doesn't work for me. I tend to miss the whole session to another - all I do is walk in and then pay and leave. I hate it, I don't like the condescending people I've met, and I won't do it again.
I try to find strength in music, in horses, in running, and hopefully in finding some people who may be able to understand me as I am, raw and all, and not criticize me, but just accept me.
That barely takes the dust off the surface, but it is the best start that I can make.
Pepper
I'm a mom. I'm a wife. I'm a professional with a high level job. I'm one of many in my head - a multiple.
I sleep really poorly. The reasons for this vary but the fact remains. I'm in the process of losing my closest friend to conflicts and hurt. He is a man, he is not my husband, he is someone I work with. It is more painful than I could ever have imagined. He is the only one I've told everything to, ever. I thought it could work, but it hasn't.
I'm suffering from depression, and also I exhibit a veritable checklist of things that tend to accompany dissociation. I'm passionate and my feelings are raw. I'm intense and rigorous and honest and sensitive and brutal and fragile.
I have tried therapy, a few times. I can't do it. Talking to a stranger in sloted 45 minute periods in a setting that is strange, this quite simply doesn't work for me. I tend to miss the whole session to another - all I do is walk in and then pay and leave. I hate it, I don't like the condescending people I've met, and I won't do it again.
I try to find strength in music, in horses, in running, and hopefully in finding some people who may be able to understand me as I am, raw and all, and not criticize me, but just accept me.
That barely takes the dust off the surface, but it is the best start that I can make.
Pepper