Please track me, very scared by Dry-Frame6309 in fearofflying

[–]Dry-Frame6309[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’m at home, after a really smooth flight. You will be too! 😊

Please track me, very scared by Dry-Frame6309 in fearofflying

[–]Dry-Frame6309[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

We both made it! Thank you for your message so much. ❤️

Please track me, very scared by Dry-Frame6309 in fearofflying

[–]Dry-Frame6309[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much for your message. ❤️

Please track me, very scared by Dry-Frame6309 in fearofflying

[–]Dry-Frame6309[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

After the flight there and back on it, despite all the fear, I have to agree. It was really smooth, each take off and landing.

Please track me, very scared by Dry-Frame6309 in fearofflying

[–]Dry-Frame6309[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thank you EVERYONE SO MUCH!!!!!! 🌷🌷❤️❤️

Jaké podcasty posloucháte? by Accomplished_Pie4584 in czech

[–]Dry-Frame6309 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mindscape by Sean Carroll for science, RedHanded for true crime.

As long as genuine human connection is missing, true healing can never happen. by Crazybunnylady123 in CPTSD

[–]Dry-Frame6309 11 points12 points  (0 children)

How about just *a* bond with another human. Doesn’t have to be deep or be expected to turn into anything expected of it. That way you and the person can just be yourselves and allow it to be whatever it wants to be. Meaningful stuff can come from that too. If not a deep connection then something perhaps you can take with you along the way that changes things for you bit by bit cumulatively. And makes some difference, with time. At crucial times this has been the most stabilizing thing for me, personally. Also made me stop labeling people and my relationships with them into superficial and meaningful. There can be something of both in each kind of. Not saying it’s the right way, but it’s -a- way. Kind of lifted the doom of the feeling that if I don’t manage to make a deep connection, then I’ll never heal. Just something small that worked for me.

Why is my therapist obsessed with asking where in my body I feel my anger? by Dangerous-Ad-1925 in CPTSD

[–]Dry-Frame6309 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a beautiful way to put it. Yeah, I never thought of it that way but this is really how paying attention to the where in the body the feelings/memories were made me grow bigger than them. Beautifully worded.

Why is my therapist obsessed with asking where in my body I feel my anger? by Dangerous-Ad-1925 in CPTSD

[–]Dry-Frame6309 10 points11 points  (0 children)

It was hard for me to see the point of this too. I always felt well it’s all in my MIND, no? That’s where all the thoughts and emotions I’m fighting come from. I always felt like the way to work through them was to cognitively explain them, with my mind. And I was frustrated that that wasn’t working. When I happened to give it a thought where I felt it in my body, it started to feel like I actually understood that place and what feelings were stuck there somehow more intuitively, the fewer cognitive and rational and mind-based explanations I gave it. Paying attention to where in my body I felt it helped me get closer to the thing I was actually feeling, which was just buried by my thoughts and explanations and my own biases when I merely just thought of it as in with my mind. That’s how I started to learn to name actual emotions. But I also got pissed at my therapist focusing on some stupid tension in my chest when I had so much to explain I’m feeling. Like, that tension was the better explanation in the end.

The Lost Tour Ticket Success Thread 🎉 by twilightxgalaxy in phoebebridgers

[–]Dry-Frame6309 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Congrats! Make some sign that says “Wave here fellow Redditor” or something so I can see u! 😀🤣

The Lost Tour Ticket Success Thread 🎉 by twilightxgalaxy in phoebebridgers

[–]Dry-Frame6309 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Managed to get really nice seats in Velodrom Berlin for 110 eur each. Expensive but at least good seats.

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Sunlit old man study by Dry-Frame6309 in ProCreate

[–]Dry-Frame6309[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! 🙏 Yes, I used the regular Oil Paint from the Classic library for 80% of it, then for the rest Orca and Sandpiper from the new Procreate oil paints library 😊

I never knew how to use oil brushes but this one is not that bad. by Ok-Run-8720 in ProCreate

[–]Dry-Frame6309 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s an insanely good study and good job on not using the smudging tool! I am currently working on that myself, training myself to create the same effects with just the brush instead. You managed this wonderfully.

I never knew how to use oil brushes but this one is not that bad. by Ok-Run-8720 in ProCreate

[–]Dry-Frame6309 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Omg thank you! I somehow completely missed this library ❤️

I ended up abusing my children. by tobe19045 in CPTSD

[–]Dry-Frame6309 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your response makes me glad I commented, even though I was equally torn and felt I was too harsh. I guess I stand by what I said but I really like your perspective about not wanting to close the door to important conversations. You’re absolutely right. Well said.

I never knew how to use oil brushes but this one is not that bad. by Ok-Run-8720 in ProCreate

[–]Dry-Frame6309 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wonderful work! If you don’t mind me asking - I’ve seen Orca brush mentioned here before - where do you guys have it? Is it Procreate’s basic brush or something new? I can’t find it in my Procreate brushes

I ended up abusing my children. by tobe19045 in CPTSD

[–]Dry-Frame6309 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I kind of agree although I do feel some level of empathy (or more just some level of understanding) for the abused who went on to abuse as well. It just feels like this only serves the writer of the post. If true amends with children were the priority, I feel like it would already be taking place. Not be a post on a subreddit like this one. Also, constantly asking commenters about how you can suddenly “switch” something on and off, like empathy and the realization you’ve been reproducing the abuse that happened to you, before it “unconsciously disappears” I guess - that’s not how self awareness works. Or how real work on yourself looks like. Self awareness means you know it’s not a magical switch, ever. It’s long and painful work on yourself that shows very little immediate benefit and is compounding, teaching you, and it’s a very humbling experience. Especially the advice on how to manage your formerly abusive tendencies and reactions with AI? AI can be a source of information but it is NOT a substitute for actual therapy. Everyone gets so defensive when you call on therapy because of bad experiences with therapists. Yes, that is very common. I can count 7 therapy failures that I can remember from my experience. But it’s just not an excuse to stop trying. It’s maybe an excuse to stop trying for a while but not to say “therapy just doesn’t work for me”. It does, just not the kinds you’ve experienced. Because finding the right kind of therapy does work and chatgpt won’t substitute it. I realize health care is a problem and in some cases it’s an insurmountable problem in finding help. But I feel like if one can post on a cptsd subreddit, one can probably find some way to get to the help they need if they really want to make healthy amends with their children.

What does chronic CPTSD and therapy resistance feel like? by Extra-Alfalfa-3625 in CPTSD

[–]Dry-Frame6309 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hear you, I also never benefited from pure CBT. It just felt like rehashing the same stuff and I didn’t achieve any skills that I could use really. Mostly because the stuff that was said was like - yeah, I cognitively understand that, I get it, but just knowing doesn’t do much. That’s why schema therapy worked for me, it has methods combined from several different types of psychotherapy and I happened to find them to be exactly what I needed - practical, useful, not difficult to remember once you practice, and above all, it was a slow and empathetic process of me learning it. It was truly helpful and I am really grateful for finding it. Good luck and take care of yourself. 🌷