There was something in the comments of the last blog post that brought to my attention what it was that had swooped in and tried to make me feel shame for having a flashback and reaching out to New Guy for help. No, this has NOTHING to do with my lovely commenter, this has to do with Old Guy and therapists who invalidate. So, I am putting the wrath where it belongs. This is an email that I sent to Old Guy back in May. Fuck him and the syphilitic (but mindful and grounded) horse he rode in on. I don't want his disease.
FUCK HIM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Here is the email (and yes, sometimes I'm a psycho bitch from hell and it is A POSITIVE ATTRIBUTE when dealing with a complete freak):
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In keeping with the topic of the last appointment, in which we discussed the 'old incident' and you told me that I do not need to protect you from my feelings, I have some thoughts on the subject, which I really wish you could understand before our appointment today. (And yes, I know you dissociated/ didn't care about/ pussed out on the links I sent you.)
1. Last appointment, you told me that 'mindfulness' is about balance. There is nothing balanced about being raped and there is nothing balanced about having that distress only to be abandoned and told, "You need to be medicated if you cannot live in the present moment," AND "There is a difference between support and indulgence." You lied to me the last time we spoke. There was nothing balanced about what you did to me that day. And it sickens and enrages me that you want to rewrite history, 'reframe' things, after the fact. CBT at its finest. You can have all that bullshit all to yourself because I want nothing to do with it. Save it for your more gullible victims/ clients. These are YOUR lies and I will not own them for you.
2. I hate Buddhism, all religious dogma, therapists, and the language of any related and triggering concepts because of the indescribable damage you caused me that day. I found your Facebook page. It makes me want to puke that you have a man-crush on a dissociated Zen faker. I know you will never understand me or the rage that your betrayal and invalidation has inspired. Example - I know folks think Ghandi was a fucking saint, but I think he was an anorexic dude with hygiene problems, a low tolerance for his responsibility to support himself, and cowardice that masqueraded as 'pacifism'. Because I have no use for spin of any sort. I actually have a bit more respect for the Malcolm X type. At least he was honest. Perhaps he wouldn't have been so radical if someone had truly empathized with him instead of telling him to suck it up, get over it and move on (dissociate).
3. Sometimes the hopelessness of wanting to be understood makes me want to die. If I freak out on your ass today and toss you to the curb like so much garbage like you did to me when I was at my lowest, please google for the obit once in a while so you can mindfully acknowledge your role in it. It won't hurt. You have the dissociation of mindfulness to protect you. You can read about how that works right here (if you don't puss out again). Worry not, I fully expect that you will not be interested enough to read it because I'm just some unimportant nutjob and you have all the answers.
4. Sometimes I hate you. Not just for what you did to me, but for what I perceive you to be. I think that makes us just about even. (And fuck you for daring to judge me because I had the appropriate emotional reaction to completely fucked up shit that should NEVER be allowed to happen.)
5. Four and a half years and $27,000.00 later, thanks for tricking me into trusting you and then abandoning, re-traumatizing, totally invalidating me and leaving a weeping little child to search for the person she thought you were before you showed your true colors. Thanks for waking up the dissociation monster. I'm sure my husband and kids appreciate it, too.
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There. Now I feel better. G'night, blog pals and FUCK OFF OLD GUY, you lying sack.
Saturday, December 11, 2010
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Whoop!
ReplyDeleteWhew, what a relief to get all that off your chest! Anger is a healing step.
ReplyDeleteEmail is a great way to get things off your chest!
ReplyDeleteI like this...very much.
ReplyDeleteFuck me that is a lot of money, if you dont mind me saying. Do you feel you got value for money?
ReplyDeleteHope you dont mind me asking.
btw I don't think I got value for money on what I paid for therapy. I never calculated the total cost.
Hi, Kahless!! Yes, it is a lot of money. Did I get my money's worth? That is a marvelous question, but I don't have an answer right now. Old Guy, in spite of the terrible thing he did later, opened up a door for me that I did not even know existed. This may sound odd, but maybe I can only answer the question of value many years down the road when I see what I have made of that open door. And then there are the unknown factors like - would I have found the door without him? I can never know the answer to that one. Plus, numeric values are relative and extra money or less money can create a snowball effect to some degree. Ask me this question again when I'm old and if I'm living in a one room shack and eating cat food to make ends meet, then I would of course wish I could have my 27,000 back.
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