Explore the concept of entrapment in relationships and its impact on trauma recovery. Learn about the challenges of leaving toxic relationships, dealing with self-doubt, and the potential link between entrapment and suicidal thoughts. Discover strategies for setting boundaries, changing relationship dynamics, and recognizing when it’s time to end a relationship. Gain insights into building self-capacity and autonomy after trauma.
Lez see what you MFs have to say on SLBs and the DMN! Plus... a bit of an announcement. gulp.
Let me just take a moment and say… Motherfuckers, I’m tired. I’ve been back in school for a little over a month now,...
So, it’s been a rough relationship past. Now… is it possible to make good decisions? Or am I headed down a narc spiral...
Full disclosure: I did a thing I definitely shouldn’t have done. It was stupid, it was compulsive, and it is paying...
Ever get that voice in your head whispering sour nothings about your shortcomings and the false perceptions of others?...
This podcast episode explores the mental obstacles faced by individuals recovering from trauma and how to overcome them. The host shares personal experiences with self-doubt, perfectionism, and fear of failure, discussing how these challenges can hinder personal growth and recovery. The episode emphasizes the importance of starting new habits despite discomfort, learning from failures, and breaking negative thought patterns. Listeners are encouraged to embrace imperfection and persevere through initial difficulties in their recovery journey.
This podcast episode revisits an early blog post from the Traumatized Motherfuckers website, offering a raw and vulnerable introduction to the host’s experience with Complex PTSD. It covers personal trauma history, self-critical thoughts, hidden struggles, and coping mechanisms. The host emphasizes the importance of vulnerability in connecting with others who may be experiencing similar challenges. The episode aims to provide listeners with a relatable and honest account of living with and working through trauma.