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don't let your guard down
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this post was submitted on 23 Feb 2024
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If Guard 2 is the one that lies, that means they can't have apologized
Plot twist: it turns out I was a guard the whole time!
Saw it coming.
What are things I reveal to my therapist about that camping trip with the super horny bear?
I'll take... Childhood Trauma for $800
Ha! That was funny, clever, and kind of out of nowhere enough that it's so good and I enjoyed it so much that I feel like just an upvote doesn't suffice. But I didn't quite know what to say...sooo, I'm writing this, lol. Thank you for making me laugh in such a clever, fun way! :)
Also, I'm sorry about the bear. I've got horny animal-related childhood trauma, too, lmao!
For realsies, it was a horse, but I wasn't willing actually un-repress that memory. Anyway, time to look for some brain bleach!
Liars say they're sorry way more than people who tell the truth, I've found.
I think that's a symtom of abuse, or indicator. Don't quote me on this
Yup. That describes my ex for sure.
Abuse also creates people who at the core lack a sense of self, so trying to fit into groups can be difficult and makes them prone to do things wrong. (my head just went into a translation error dead zone)
It's crazy how big of an impact a non-abusive upbringing can have. I've personally struggled with cognitive dissonance from my own, took me a low 15 years to accept it
Yeah. I had a physically and mentally abusive father as well, but he wasn't much of a liar in this case. I'm 40, been on my own since 17, and still need regular therapy for all of it. So I empathize.
I'm sorry