FakeFakecel
PhD in Agony & Anguish
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I'm trying to get a feel for the general psyche of the forum. This could be a hidden common denominator.
I have mental and physical scars. Some self harm scars are still visible to this day, and as a teen I used to cope with loud music, like whenever I could. It masked the sounds of my parents arguing. I got moderate sensorineural hearing loss. About 40-45 decibels on both ears for almost all frequencies in my audiogram results.Physically? No.
Mentally? The scars will never leave.
If we're counting self harm scars then yeah, me too. Loud music was also my cope, no hearing loss but the ringing never stops.I have mental and physical scars. Some self harm scars are still visible to this day, and as a teen I used to cope with loud music, like whenever I could. It masked the sounds of my parents arguing. I got moderate sensorineural hearing loss. About 40-45 on both ears in my audiogram results.
I don't think I have the mental strength to dig up all the memories but here's the biggest things:You voted "Yes" @FakeFakecel. Wanna tell us your story?
I feel you. I still can hardly bring myself to wear summer clothes so I end up roasting myself in long sleeve shirts.If we're counting self harm scars then yeah, me too.
Brutal you didn't even have your home as a place of safety, which is supposed to be the whole purpose of a family dwelling space to begin with.I don't think I have the mental strength to dig up all the memories but here's the biggest things:
-alcoholic father
-diagnosed narcissist mother
-not very poor, but on the lower ends of the middle class
-bullied at school and at home, no safe space
-Religious trauma
Sometimes I remember that not everyone has a shit childhood and it hits me how much my fucking life sucks.
I'm sorry to hear that: An older brothers whole purpose to try & educate his younger brothers, so they can learn from him.My older borther did some fucked shit tbh
I should have added this in, and it seems like a common trait amongst us Whitecels: We all have helicopter, overly-protective & anxious parents, especially from our mothers I would wager.was not abused by my parents but my parents did shelter me a lot as a kid, fueling my socially awkwardness, which really is not abuse but thats the only closest thing that was bad they did.
Very blackpilling moment, and in fact has inspired me to possibly make a thread concerning something along these lines.Damn, so far only 1 out of 5 of us has NOT been abused to some extent. I feel like if I had a good home life I'd be able to cope with inceldom better. Maybe I could cope by telling myself that humanity is good and that there are a lot of truly good people out there. But when even the 2 people that give you life, your supposed guardian angels of this world, turn on you, you can't exactly like humans now can you? At school teachers always described me as ''mature for his age''. I didn't get to live a proper childhood. I couldn't learn from mistakes or build experiences that I'd have needed to properly carry you through adulthood. Instead you've got this perfectionist who turned out this way because anything less than perfection meant a beating.
Sorry for the rant.
He bullied me for being friendless and autisticMy older borther did some fucked shit tbh
Sure. They used to send me to this ''Quran course'' (I don't know the English translation. Apologies.) Where the ''teachers'', when you get shit wrong, yes you guessed it right, beat you. It's even worse when you're irreligious. I didn't believe a word of it (Well I couldn't actually understand it in the first place, it wasn't even translated jfl). We had wrestling matches when the mosque was unoccupied though so that was pretty fun jfl.I would like to know more about the religious trauma though, if you are comfortable sharing
Physically? No.
Mentally? The scars will never leave.
No not really.
thisPhysically? No.
Mentally? The scars will never leave.