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⌈ Secret Post #4357 ⌋

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Verbal abuse...

[(Anonymous)]

Is it possible to develop some sort of psychological trauma from emotional and verbal abuse from family and strangers over decades? Not like PTSD where you can dissociate and have nightmares, but to the point where you might cry and get depressed and want to close off and hide from people and don't want to make friends or date, you just want to be a hermit? When I'm alone I also end up responding out loud in anger when I replay what has been said and done to me and then it's like an OCD type of loop where I'm caught in this anger for 20 minutes.

I just want a different present and future and a different past and I'm unable to have it all.

Re: Verbal abuse...

[(Anonymous)]

PTSD isn't limited to severe events. I can say, first hand, that trauma can come in any shape or size. The abuse you're talking about is more than enough to trigger an emotional side effect, even resulting in PTSD itself.
I'd try and talk to a doctor, if that's available to you.

But, I guess, to answer your question- Yes. It is very possible to have a traumatic reaction to ongoing verbal abuse.

Re: Verbal abuse...

[(Anonymous)]

I believe my therapy options are limited. I'm on state health insurance and it's not the best.