After the wall... the rabbit hole. Not. I can't let it. And I don't want to be robo-woman, either. At least not for large blocks of time. I woke up from a nightmare Thursday morning. It was one of those awful sexual ones. I woke up with the physical pain. It was really bad. I'm not sure what to do. I emailed the therapist and I have an extra appointment Monday, but right now I'm a little drunk. Yes, I have resorted to drugging the little girl with the beer so she can't run wild through my head while I sleep. That's what it's about you know. And lest anyone poo poo the alcohol, it's no different than psyche drugs. They are all meant to K.O. the child so the adult can live in fake peace. Only this way it's not an around-the-clock drugging mandated by societal bullshit which I will never EVER cater to. Maybe I will get to work on a happy medium between the world of the adult and that of the child. I don't know. We'll see. Maybe that is what the extra appointment will be about. I know what it won't be about. It won't be about bubble baths and scented candles or someone's going to go ballistic on a bunch of fake pollyanna horseshit. When's the last time a bath or a candle could truly comfort someone who is reliving a rape? The honest answer is NEVER. I don't care what anybody says - that is like offering someone a bandaid for a sucking chest wound. So then... what to do? I WILL find out and it won't be a load of bull. That much I can assure you.
And lest anyone take offense about the psyche drug crack - yes, I really mean it. However I am ACUTELY aware that sometimes it's also about shielding one's self from unbearable horror (as evidenced by the beer). For me it is not as much about the horror of betrayal. Yes, I think that must play some kind of role, but there's much more. It's about the actual horror of what happened to me. It's about not having had power or control. It's about having been helpless and enduring terrible things in a small human body that experienced great horror and physical pain. And all in the confused and frightened mind and spirit of a little child who had no understanding or reference points. She had nothing but horror. Pain and horror. And it pisses me off like you wouldn't believe. That's why I've decided if I ever become horribly ill - I'm taking certain people out with me. Those people know who they are even better than I do. And they should all be on their knees praying for my continued good health. Pray, motherfuckers, pray, you lying sacks of shit. Spineless and hypocritical cowards better hope I go out in a very sudden manner, because they will suffer unfathomable horrors if I don't. And you can take that one to the bank (just make sure the bank is solvent first - you have to read the fine print on the earnings reports and balance sheets instead of listening to the government spin).
Friday, May 8, 2009
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It impacts everyone differently. I, for example, feel totally disconnected from my soul, my body and my experiences. The best word to describe this would be "stone".
ReplyDeleteThe only time I feels some sort of connection to anything is when I read blogs like yours or Cie's.
I am not sure that it is the effect for me...
ReplyDelete"it's no different than psyche drugs"
I see it that me booze (and I am drinking more lately) lossens me (and therefore lets my child out) whilst the drugs dumb me down.
I agree it is a drug. Just maybe the impact os different.
{{{{my mate}}}}
Thinking of you.xx
I know 'stone'. And what you say makes perfect sense to me, too. I seem to be able to do stone on my own, sometimes even when I don't prefer it. Then sometimes (like when child is too active) I don't seem as able. Strangely though, I don't get stone then from alcohol, it just brings child down some notches. Maybe it evens things out and gives a person whatever they need or takes out whatever is bugging them. Maybe for you it is a connection to something that needs to be shut down to feel somehow better.
ReplyDeleteIt might work differently with medication on board, Kahless. Maybe the thing that is bugging you is the med works too well and totally shuts down child so then your most immediate needs feel different. Maybe the thing you need most when you drink is to let the child free from those effects and since alcohol does that it might fuel the want to have it. Especially since the child would be tipsy and not so unhappy?
:-)
There have been a couple of times that it has worked that way for me. They have been during times when I was very much 'in stone' (see other response) all day and the inner control is very, very rigid for extended times.
It's a drug alright, but one that won't get you in jail. Unless you do something illegal under the influence.
ReplyDeleteThat's why I make the distinction.
Yes, I agree with you, Amanda. And I'm glad I have no desires to do anything illegal or careless while under the influence. I just want to stay here at home anyway.
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