Psycho-Babble Writing Thread 832961

Shown: posts 5 to 29 of 29. Go back in thread:

 

Re: dearest » Toph

Posted by susan47 on July 10, 2008, at 18:57:29

In reply to Re: dearest » susan47, posted by Toph on June 27, 2008, at 10:50:20

Toph. Hey, Toph.
You just perked up my post-mj-smoking depression.
Coming back into reality.
No, let me live a life. A good life, a good one, a good time was had by all.
Nobody posts to me anymore, Toph.
I think I'm just hated.

 

Re: dearest » susan47

Posted by Toph on July 15, 2008, at 16:04:40

In reply to Re: dearest » Toph, posted by susan47 on July 10, 2008, at 18:57:29

Sorry it took 5 days to recognize your post Susan. This place is so dead compared with four years ago. This is perhaps helpful as one of my childhood friends is dying of cancer any moment now, and Babble has prepared me for losing friends.

 

Re: dearest » Toph

Posted by susan47 on August 1, 2008, at 3:25:50

In reply to Re: dearest » susan47, posted by Toph on July 15, 2008, at 16:04:40

> Sorry it took 5 days to recognize your post Susan. This place is so dead compared with four years ago. This is perhaps helpful as one of my childhood friends is dying of cancer any moment now, and Babble has prepared me for losing friends.

I'm so sorry about your friend, Toph. I wonder where your friend's spirit will be going. I hope you're going to be okay.

Please take care.

 

I Have a Smart Brain

Posted by susan47 on September 27, 2008, at 19:44:50

In reply to Dear Toph, dearest friend, please excuse, posted by susan47 on June 26, 2008, at 23:55:42

I have a smart brain
I have a smart brain
I have a smart brain.

Thank you, thank you, thank you, I have a brain that understands when Help is necessary.
Help me, Someone please rescume, rescue me, rescue.
Rescue.

 

No, Silly Susan

Posted by susan47 on September 27, 2008, at 19:50:12

In reply to I Have a Smart Brain, posted by susan47 on September 27, 2008, at 19:44:50

Silly, silly girl. Do you still believe in Angels?
Where are your angels now?

 

Borderline Personality Disorder

Posted by susan47 on March 18, 2009, at 18:30:09

In reply to No, Silly Susan, posted by susan47 on September 27, 2008, at 19:50:12

One of the brightest diagnoses because it's Curable. From the first trauma of having someone say that to me, a professional, through the anxiety and the illnesses, to a small ray of hope. Seeing myself in other's eyes, people who will never know how crazy I actually got on this board, and in my mind, people who never have to see me the way my ex-T saw me, people who aren't afraid of me. That has to be the worst. Thinking about what my ex-T thinks of me, how he must be seeing me, the feelings he must have about me, most of all his necessity to keep me from feeling his forgiveness, his necessity to see me as Bad. I have to forget these things. I have to tell myself he won't hate me forever, and I am a good person, because I am. I am.

 

What's it like to be so perfect

Posted by susan47 on April 4, 2009, at 0:18:52

In reply to Borderline Personality Disorder, posted by susan47 on March 18, 2009, at 18:30:09

There's a creak in the chair, as you lean back and speak I can hear the creak as you casually spin a tale about not being able to take this person's call right now (becauseyouarebusytryingtokeepmeatbayincaseigooverboardagaingodforgivemethatishouldeverdosuchathingdon'tworryyouandyouragent(s)idohopeyouaren'tpayingthemorheorshetoomuchmoney,

 

I was so angry

Posted by susan47 on April 4, 2009, at 14:50:09

In reply to What's it like to be so perfect, posted by susan47 on April 4, 2009, at 0:18:52

and that was silly because it really was a good thing and a helpful thing and the right thing because now I can take it now I understand and I still like myself, I like myself.

 

After the beep

Posted by susan47 on April 12, 2009, at 14:40:28

In reply to What's it like to be so perfect, posted by susan47 on April 4, 2009, at 0:18:52

your voice goes up at "beep" as though you are saying, don't bother me you stupid girl, why do you bother, don't phone me I've asked you not to bother me ...
and again I say, how can you refuse me now, how can you refuse to be that which I ask of you so humbly, open and with apology, and I say also to myself in a much different type of voice, I say, how Dare you refuse to be my muse, how could you allow me to fall so openly in love, in Love and lust and then not see the fruits of my labours, not understand what you stirred up and yes it was a psychotic experience, in the end, and yes it was bad for my health and your health and on and on ad infinitum, because I have a feeling you have rehearsed your little speeches a few times at least, given me all the reasons I have to cease and desist.
And this is my world, this is the feeling and the questions and the answers to my life you are so blatantly throwing away.
And I am .. regretful that it had to be anyone at the end of my unrequited love, and yet somehow I still feel you were not always an unwilling participant in the deception. In the beginning sometimes some things just seem so insignificant, and I understand that. I do. But listen .. because of you, my life was saved.

 

C.W.

Posted by susan47 on July 31, 2009, at 18:09:26

In reply to After the beep, posted by susan47 on April 12, 2009, at 14:40:28

I wonder sometimes, when I feel justified, and I wonder about your methods, and I wonder if you aren't even a little bit regretful that you couldn't handle things differently. And I imagine your lawyer or your accountant or your family or friend or friends or whoever, whoever is or was advising you, I imagine they must have told you to keep a record of my calling and leaving messages, and I'll bet you don't give all the content, and I'll bet you're choosy about what you choose to focus on, because you're no different. You my dear man whom I chose to love way back then, so many lightning dinosaur years from now, years ago, too many to care although it's only been six ... I believe ... my memory fades when I think of unpleasant things ... and I imagine I am one of your unpleasant things, dear C.W., Therapist (so proclaim we all, so we all aid in the deception, your deception, your inability to see the best of me, of myself, of my person, and seeing and taking only what could be translated to mean something else, something embarrassing or to be hidden or to be afraid of, and I think, this man has been a complete Fool.) .... but that doesn't make it true. Not because you thought it.
I can love whomever I wish, and the person who shies away from my love isn't worthy of it ... yet I am still truly able to feel it and to send it, and to think of you as Beautiful, deep inside, where it truly does count, if you haven't come to it I believe you will.
That's the promise of Life.
Each moment to its own.
With every breath, a promise.

 

Re: C.W.

Posted by susan47 on July 31, 2009, at 18:22:11

In reply to C.W., posted by susan47 on July 31, 2009, at 18:09:26

How Strange to realize I had been reduced to a nuisance by a man who claims to care about people, to be in a helping profession.
How strange, How Karloff, to realize that your methods were always punitive, not helping at all.

If there were a god, would the possibility that your eyes might be opened be worth a prayer? Since there is no god, and therefore all prayer is comfort to the distressed, the weak of mind, the ill-willed and the unable ... disabled to life, I think you may be, dear CW, if you had any idea how large my love is, and was, and always will be in spite of any common sense that says otherwise ... if you had any idea at all, you would not hide. You would smile, you be joyous indeed that there are people capable of wishing you so much good ... and care for responsibility.

Yes. I have mine. You also have yours, but you haven't been able to even say this to yourself, have you? Have you?

Your silence is all the answer ever needed, ever given ... such a fool. No doubt the bigger fool - the one who loves - will be silenced one day also. But as long as I draw breath, as long as my body lives, it will always yearn for another love, like the impossible one, like this one.

The beauty in life is its passing, and ending, and ever having been.

I love you. Too bad. Suck it up. But don't punish me anymore, please. Enough with your methods of caring. My children are fine, better than fine, they have a mother who, in spite of not being the Perfect One you may have been raised to believe in ... too much television, perhaps, my darling one? .... in spite of not being perfect, I love my children, and they know this without a doubt, and I protect them and I fight for their rights, and they know this ... and they know I am so much more than you'll ever even guess.

 

Knowing You

Posted by susan47 on July 31, 2009, at 18:36:30

In reply to Re: C.W., posted by susan47 on July 31, 2009, at 18:22:11

Or thinking that I do, I know that you will make ill of this also, my new-once-again found, love. It is my love. It deserves respect. You, Co Wi I want to say who you are, I want you exposed for the thief that you are, the heart thief, the happiness thief.

I am angry. I think of you and I am angry and sad and lost and so angry.

 

Re: Knowing You

Posted by susan47 on July 31, 2009, at 18:40:56

In reply to Knowing You, posted by susan47 on July 31, 2009, at 18:36:30

You allowed me to challenge you in loving you, and it was all about You, in the end, it was about you and how YOU felt about things, and you not being able to show enough respect, compassion and caring when I was having a horrible, horrible time, and I ended up in such bad shape and I ended up having this huge psychosis about how I loved you ... so is the love I'm able to feel, is that psychotic? Does loving you, cW, make me psychotic?
Or is it just the fact that I let you treat me with disrespect? And then went crazy over that, I went into a drug-induced-with-your-knowledge-and-never-saying-anything-about-that, I even had doctors, a psychiatrist say he wasn't too concerned with my smoking mj .... if all the stories about mind doctors were truly told, we would all be quite astonished. This I am sure of.
I refuse to get psychotic ever again. I simply Refuse.

 

My Life is Worth More Than That. (nm)

Posted by susan47 on July 31, 2009, at 18:41:54

In reply to Re: Knowing You, posted by susan47 on July 31, 2009, at 18:40:56

 

Re: C.W.

Posted by susan47 on August 1, 2009, at 14:37:54

In reply to C.W., posted by susan47 on July 31, 2009, at 18:09:26

No Matter how justified you may have felt, how Dare you write me a letter saying you were going to share my most personal private and tortured moments .... how dare you cancel the therapy relationship with an explanation that it was me, it was you, it wasn't going to work, that my transference was too strong ... how dare you not have the ability to honestly sincerely work it out with me, get to the bottom of what was driving me, discuss with me those things that needed to be discussed; your incompetence and my ferocity were a match made in hell but you never never once have ever shown me any remorse or any dignity at all by having a willingness to be open, to be kind, to be accepting, to be able to Handle what came your way, as a Professional -- I find your qualifications have the substance and meaning of ... candy. Eye candy, isn't that what you are, Doctor?
How I hated myself for feeling the way I felt. Now I imagine I would have a heart attack (people have heart attacks for emotional reasons more often than we ever know, and sometimes I feel my heart's sickness and I have to work on making it better, all the time, thinking good thoughts, not remembering how I became the Unwanted One. Damn you. How could you have done this???) if I ever laid eyes on you in again in real life. Knowing I loved a completely cowardly bottom-feeder really, really hurts. Because it means I have to give up all my ideas about what men could really be like. It means that you all really are basically the same, and what I see is pretty gross.

 

And IF YOU HAVE SHARED ANY OF THIS WITH

Posted by susan47 on August 1, 2009, at 14:44:04

In reply to C.W., posted by susan47 on July 31, 2009, at 18:09:26

Anyone, doctor dear, you will have committed a soft crime, breaching the confidentiality of a patient, and just because they or he or she may only know my first name (and maybe more than that???) it is still a crime, breaching the faith of the mentally ill, the weak, the weaker sex ... it could go on and on ... I am so angry. Your incompetence is stupefying. A simple call, a simple message ... so many ways to find someone ... and you continue to plead personal and social and professional ignorance ... and continue to buttonhole someone like me ... buttonhole me as what? Psychotic? Do you really believe that is all? Have I been psychotic in the past, was I EVER psychotic before this time in your hallowed halls?
I was certainly Borderline.
How soon into the therapy relationship did you realize this about me? Sooner, later, maybe never, not until I personally conveyed it .. on a telephone message .. messages you claim not to have heard, and if so that makes you worse than a liar, it makes you Indifferent.

 

Re: And IF YOU HAVE SHARED ANY OF THIS WITH

Posted by susan47 on August 1, 2009, at 20:02:17

In reply to And IF YOU HAVE SHARED ANY OF THIS WITH, posted by susan47 on August 1, 2009, at 14:44:04

Unless, of course, it was the Law. The Law finds a judge who signs an order and voila, bingo, all rights of the accused disappear in an instant. Then you would be justified, if someone took your side. And many would, I'm sure. But I think many more would not. Because a patient comes to a doctor in a vulnerable state, sometimes more than you could know .. and so you can remain blameless, seeking your own counsel wherever you will, and I will continue to be haunted by my ugliness, my utter disarray as a human being, the wreckage left behind as your spoor .... I am so very, very angry with you.

 

How very funny, how very odd

Posted by susan47 on August 2, 2009, at 0:52:56

In reply to After the beep, posted by susan47 on April 12, 2009, at 14:40:28

that a full-grown woman of 52 would refer to herself as a "girl". I mean, really, what utter crap.

 

NEVERTHELESS

Posted by susan47 on August 12, 2009, at 14:20:32

In reply to How very funny, how very odd, posted by susan47 on August 2, 2009, at 0:52:56

It does NOT absolve you, and neither do I. I can't. You have never given me the opportunity. And I know that you never will. Because, cowi, I am afraid you are the exact coward (from yourself, you shy away from your own self and don't know it) .. you stand as the accuser, I as the accused, always always, there can be No Contact, it is uttered so, these are the Rules by which we all must Live, and Die also. And on my own deathbed, may I have much more to give me love than a one-sided memory, a memory of my own choosing, a love I chose for myself, the loving of yourself.
Wow. I mean, really.

 

Oh dear.

Posted by susan47 on August 25, 2009, at 12:27:26

In reply to NEVERTHELESS, posted by susan47 on August 12, 2009, at 14:20:32

I used to yell a lot.
Scream, in fact. Like a little, lost child.
Silly.
Silly, silly Susan.

 

My own

Posted by susan47 on August 26, 2009, at 18:59:11

In reply to And IF YOU HAVE SHARED ANY OF THIS WITH, posted by susan47 on August 1, 2009, at 14:44:04

soft crime is making phone calls to a disembodied voice, leaving messages to the galaxy only, messages of pain and heartache and betrayal.
Using your phone line. Adding to your time, to your expenses.
And you could have stopped it all with a few simple conversations, a few exercises in eye contact, a few meaningful words.
But you couldn't do it because you didn't want to make that difference.
I remember how harshly you were judging me.
Each letter you wrote confirmed the extent of your judgment.
This was not a transference, this is true.
You judged me, but you should have been judging yourself.
You did things that made me feel awful, terrible about myself.
And none of it, absolutely none of your judgments were based in fact.
In reality.
You did not give me the opportunity to come out of my therapy relationship with you as a whole person.
I came out of that in pieces. Little, itty bitty pieces that you had made of me. A lunch you had consumed, devoured for what you could get out of it.
What nourishment did I provide you with, CW .. tell me, what did you get out of this? What you usually did? To begin with, before my confession of love, yes, certainly.
And even sometimes after that, were you to be honest with yourself.
But what I believe about you is that you cannot be honest with yourself, you can't allow this, because it cannot be true about you, it just can't. You upstanding one, you.
Coward.
Deceitful, brazen coward.

 

Confirmation

Posted by Avamaria on February 10, 2010, at 13:29:57

In reply to My own, posted by susan47 on August 26, 2009, at 18:59:11

Coming out of Transference. understanding now, things that I didn't understand before.
I must apologize, first of all to Psychobabble and "Dr. Bob" Hsuing and all of the people who became blindsided by my "Babbling". Dropping the sick persona of Susan47, becoming myself.
Understanding the damage that I caused with my sick, addicted brain, and apologizing also to the doctor whom I made into someone else, and by publicizing it in this manner, in this way .. getting myself into a great deal of trouble, although that is really secondary to the issue. The issue being that in my illness and my acting out of this illness, I became vitriolic, hostile, high-handed, and ill-mannered. In addition I allowed ALL of my anger and hostility from previous life relationships (childhood, infancy, and probably even in utero...) to explode in a damaging way. Damaging not only to myself. I am quite sure at this point, that this isn't the end of the road, for me.
Yet there is something of the feeling of being an experiment in all of this, for showing the true nature of myself and my psychosis and "letting it all out" ... a purging of the ugliest and most vile of personalities that I had allowed myself to become.
Sorry will not even begin to describe my feeling.

 

Re: Confirmation

Posted by Avamaria on February 10, 2010, at 13:47:46

In reply to Confirmation, posted by Avamaria on February 10, 2010, at 13:29:57

Not sorry for myself. Not anymore, at least. Sorry for having hurt other innocent people. Even if they weren't always innocent, I certainly wasn't. I was, what do they call it, oh, consciously, not ignorant but I consciously allowed myself to neglect aspects of what was said by others and grasp onto the things that were first nature in me to accept. Even though I knew, many times, that there was a strong possibility that my thoughts weren't rational. Even though I consciously pushed other possible realities away in order to judge, and to judge poorly.
There is something about the nature of my addiction, that is not only to do with the drug THC, affecting me into psychosis ... this was all about me, I made this all about me, and I have to accept the consequences of doing that even though I am realizing, like coming out of a sleep ... now Dr. Hsuing has it right, now all the proper precautions are there, to bring me into focus. Not that I had to go off in order to have that happen. But I did anyways and I deliberately became rude and obnoxious, as I had before, in order to gain the goal of being barred without having to ask nicely.
It was important to be as vicious as possible.
I'm really sorry, and I know too, in my reasonable new mind, how impossible sorry really is.
Like murdering someone and then saying "I'm sorry" as though that really made a difference.
It doesn't.
I'm sorry for all the victims I might have made in my state.
Even swearing doesn't cover that and make it right.
And attending to meaning where none existed. A side-effect of marihuana use, which is really just THC use, because the cannabinoids have been bred out of pot, and pot is no longer the innocuous thing it was in the 60's. All the anxiety I was left holding, each time I smoked up, which became a vicious cycle, a circle of abuse which I perpetrated on myself and then also onto this therapist who didn't know what the hell to do with me so terminated me. Not knowing or understanding that in my helpless state at the time, this was a death sentence, and he the executioner as well as the One making judgment and giving sentence. Not understanding about drug-induced psychosis and borderline personality disorder (emotional dysregulation) .... and how can it be this one man's responsibility to know what seems to have been previously unknown until very recently ...

 

Dr. Bob: Name Change

Posted by Avamaria on February 10, 2010, at 13:51:12

In reply to Re: Confirmation, posted by Avamaria on February 10, 2010, at 13:47:46

I realize I have bypassed the Administration and I realize I will be answered by a Deputy and I realize I may be blocked from posting for doing things this way, and I will go to the administration board and post, but I have one hour on this library computer and time is precious and I had to settle things at least a little bit the best I could, and learn and understand and this was the best I could come up with, given my limited time. Eight minutes left. The point is, I was Susan47 and now I'm posting under this name, Avamaria.

 

Re: thanks (nm) » Avamaria

Posted by Dr. Bob on February 10, 2010, at 20:52:51

In reply to Dr. Bob: Name Change, posted by Avamaria on February 10, 2010, at 13:51:12


This is the end of the thread.


Show another thread

URL of post in thread:


Psycho-Babble Writing | Extras | FAQ


[dr. bob] Dr. Bob is Robert Hsiung, MD, bob@dr-bob.org

Script revised: February 4, 2008
URL: http://www.dr-bob.org/cgi-bin/pb/mget.pl
Copyright 2006-17 Robert Hsiung.
Owned and operated by Dr. Bob LLC and not the University of Chicago.