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just checked again and, yep, sobbing is still great still can't tell if i'm more traumatized than most people or just less inclined to shut up about it
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i have lately trended towards using "trauma" for a somewhat wider collection of things than is the norm but i mean small-t trauma in more or less the typical sense here, i was feeling socially rejected at a workshop and unearthed a direct connection to feeling unloved by my dad
other guys: afraid of expressing their feelings me: luv 2 express feelings as long as they're cool and dramatic like "my father never loved me" and not small and petty like "i judge people for liking puns"
I love crying that cracks all the way through, unfortunately it’s a very rare event for me
i learned a process from @DougTataryn that among other things facilitates cracked-open crying - did it 4 times in 4 days at his workshop which was incredible. any interest in trying it out? can do it via video chat
or you're just in a phase
*lights cigarette* life is just a phase
Seems like root cause is a more general processing defect - generating more karma from each event than typical, such that it only gets cleared by condensing & attaching to these dramatic narrative chunks. The narratives themselves are unlikely causal
i like this alternative hypothesis but i think i have real reasons for believing they're causal
I recentlyish (a few months ago) had a thought process that went along the lines of "If (this experience that I had) counts as trauma then who *isn't* traumatised? ... ... Oh. Hmm."
Recommended here: Mark Epstein, The Trauma of Everyday Life. Also—check out @DougTataryn’s work (he even somehow jumped in your mentions, which is cool).
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