I ask myself, "Why do I want to put myself through this apparent torture?" It's clear that I don't want to remember. It would be like walking on a tightrope not knowing if the net below would really catch me if I fell. It would be like jumping off an airplane with only the promise that my parachute will open.
Yet, in spite of these fears, there are reasons to proceed:
- Being present is just not possible.
- I always want to cut.
- ANGER, ANGER, ANGER!
- Sadness, sadness, sadness...
I need to stop. I don't feel safe.
The metaphor of being on a train (safely inside) and looking out the window at the passing scenery (bad memories) may be helpful.
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