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Brightwings please read thjis, Peach.
@ Dear Parus, all the hatred in the world will continue and some how we must keep it out of our minds. Easy to say and very, very hard to do but somehow do we must. Just wait and you will see that time helps. It does not heal all but time does help. Perhaps you could rewrite your journals in a fashion that will not refer to the (your) family. Then it could be published if you want it to. Even if it will not be published it is a healing way to help. With care, Peach
@brightwings Wow! What a wonderful story of your healing. I knew a woman who was also raised in multigenerational satanic cult. She too had multiple personalities. The stories she told me of what she endured would make your toes curl. Those stories were horrific, but she also shared stories about what it is like to have multiple personalities. She would wake up and her hair would be dyed red because that is what one wanted. Another time she ended up in Mexico because that one wanted to go.....the incidences go on and on. She was working on her integration when I saw her last. Success stories like yours warms the heart and helps so many to go on. Thank you for sharing your story.
Someone else who has endured cults. Altho integrated (mostly) time is still lost when the stress, depression, anxiety, etc. overwhelm. I (or we) stay close to home and far from others. No one on the outside is trusted. Cults are beyond words. So many do not understand DID and many professionals do not believe such a thing can be. They have been cruel and have no use for them and their ignorance. Sorry for the pain others have gone through and are still being harmed by the abuse of others. Coming here is helpful.
@brightwings Hate is evil. As a child I prayed God would send His angels to take me home before the age of 12. We somehow have survived.
@Parus, My family was a godless one. So religious fanatic or athiest, to hurt someone comes from their brains. The way they want to believe to suit their purpose. They are happy when they hurt someone and any reason is a good one to hide behind. I thought about a god and hated him for allowing me to be beat with the belt buckle, breaking dinner dishes over my head. Having my sisters watch and laugh and beat on me three to one. Being call no good, stupid, bitch, whore, no good and everything else. And much, much more. I now at age 80 am learning to believe in a person, may it be god or whatever, I will love him and respect him. Keep believing it really is helping me now. With love Peach