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⌈ Secret Post #3662 ⌋

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Re: Childhood Trauma Thread

[nonnymouscawitz]

My mom had the bridge fear. She had recurring dreams about driving off of them even before she could drive.

That's understandable! It's hard to come back from moments like that.

Re: Childhood Trauma Thread

[mimi_sardinia]

I think one of the things that can make a fear linger is if it morphs into an adult fear. The escalator one is a fear of misplacing my foot and falling down. I also have had my fear of lightening morph in to and adult fear - as a child it was just loud sudden noises, as an adult it is knowing that indoor lightening strikes can happen (lightening causes a power surge through wiring or passes through water). My other lightening fear is losing my computer to a power surge.

Re: Childhood Trauma Thread

[nonnymouscawitz]

Ugh I think I have a few of those too. It's never good.

Re: Childhood Trauma Thread

[mimi_sardinia]

The best one can do is invest in surge protectors, for computers, and be a little wary during storms, though I know the lightening strikes are super-rare.

Re: Childhood Trauma Thread

[nonnymouscawitz]

Yeah, we use surge protectors for EVERYTHING.