One of the struggles that I had as an abuse survivor, and one that I know other survivors have talked about, is defining who we are. Take everyone else away, remove all the ways we define ourselves based on our relationships with others – son, daughter, spouse, brother, sister, parent, coworker, friend, employee, boss, etc.
Who are you? As I often say, when you’re too busy trying to survive the chaos of an abusive childhood, you don’t get the guidance that would help figure this out. So we exist in these relationships with family, friends, and romantic partners, and we don’t know who we are outside of how they see us.
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@SurvivorNetwork Which CGN Directors were ALSO present for suicides+ during 20+ yrs after “Smith”?#Reporterchool https://t.co/2O11PPFYJa
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RT @SurvivorNetwork: Link – Teen Depression and Suicide: The Tough Lessons I Learned https://t.co/1oB0uxYcUK