I have dealt with my PTSD or rather Professionals have but if anyone wakes me with a start , they sometimes get a punch or knocked across the room , think when I'm asleep my Brain tells me I'm Vulnerable and so I attack.
My Girl slapped me playfully when I was laying on my fella's Lap asleep a couple of years ago and I punched him , was so relieved that I didn't punch her , my Natural Instinct kicked in.
I am sad to hear this, Serenity. My sister struggles with PTSD to this point as well. And I love your gif. Damaged people are def dangerous. After the illegal harassment I endured years ago on a job, I got even with the ringleader that hated me so much.
Not every day, but....frequently. Five of my buddies died one night in a car accident. Hard to take when you're a Sophomore and you'd just been hangin' with them at the dance....
Yes, about 8 years ago I left a job (forced out of the job) in which I had been the target of workplace bullying. It wasn't just one individual, but a group of five women: a concerted effort over many months. It left me wounded and traumatized beyond the psychological issues I deal with already. After that experience, I avoided going out in public to avoid seeing these women and the other individuals that witnessed the circumstances (I live in a small town), and cut off too many friendships to count because of the humiliation I felt.
It was, unfortunately, one of the major events of my life that changed it forever. Even after approaching the subject with my most rational reasoning, I have not been able to completely overcome the damage.
I'm sure a lot of people have experienced worse, but thank you for asking this question and allowing me to vent.
Yes, unfortunately I think many people do.
Not that I'm aware
I have dealt with my PTSD or rather Professionals have but if anyone wakes me with a start , they sometimes get a punch or knocked across the room , think when I'm asleep my Brain tells me I'm Vulnerable and so I attack.
My Girl slapped me playfully when I was laying on my fella's Lap asleep a couple of years ago and I punched him , was so relieved that I didn't punch her , my Natural Instinct kicked in.
I am sad to hear this, Serenity. My sister struggles with PTSD to this point as well. And I love your gif. Damaged people are def dangerous. After the illegal harassment I endured years ago on a job, I got even with the ringleader that hated me so much.
Not every day, but....frequently. Five of my buddies died one night in a car accident. Hard to take when you're a Sophomore and you'd just been hangin' with them at the dance....
No but I still wound up with multiple mental illnesses somehow
Many people have, and I'm one of them. You learn to live with it, with enough time.
Yes. Time really does help a lot. I had to get used to the person I was afterwards.
No, fortunately not.
No. I'm pretty good at letting things go.
Yes, about 8 years ago I left a job (forced out of the job) in which I had been the target of workplace bullying. It wasn't just one individual, but a group of five women: a concerted effort over many months. It left me wounded and traumatized beyond the psychological issues I deal with already. After that experience, I avoided going out in public to avoid seeing these women and the other individuals that witnessed the circumstances (I live in a small town), and cut off too many friendships to count because of the humiliation I felt.
It was, unfortunately, one of the major events of my life that changed it forever. Even after approaching the subject with my most rational reasoning, I have not been able to completely overcome the damage.
I'm sure a lot of people have experienced worse, but thank you for asking this question and allowing me to vent.