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Early childhood abuse and identity problems

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by flutterby, Dec 12, 2013.

  1. flutterby

    flutterby Active Member

    i changed my name according to some numerology philosophy in my late teens. i was so confused about who i was, i just decided i would be a brand new person. looking back now i realised this "confusion" about who i was was due to early abuse that i didnt even consiously connect to at the time. the hippy adults in my life just thought it was a natural part of adolescence and trying to figure out who you are. i just wanted a do over.....so many signs missed by the adults in my life.
     
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    flutterby Active Member

    btw, the abuse was a brutal hospital procedure....
     
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    the mechanic Active Member

    ... you've piqued our interest, flutterby. what happened? please elaborate ...
     
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