[ SECRET POST #3210 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3210 ⌋

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Re: Tips on differentiating between trauma flashbacks and "real" emotions?

[mudousetsuna]

I just wanna tell you, don't feel bad that you haven't got a person who knows everything about your situation. That's not sad, unless you're saying it makes you sad, which is valid. I mean, personally I compartmentalize a lot, and while I spill my emotions to some friends, they don't know everything. It gets emotionally exhausting/I don't want to burden them, etc. It's just what people tend to do when they have a lot they are dealing with.

But I hope you are feeling better now and can find a way to deal with those emotions if/when they come up again. Trauma and just feeling distraught over something is such a fine line, I don't think there's a crossing point. It just depends on how deeply you are affected by it or want to be. *offers random hugs*