Friday, March 25, 2011

Broken

There is nothing where there should be at least something. Anger, frustration, fear, sadness. Just plain nothing (and well course, the vague amusement there is nothing).
Yes, I can talk about my past, but apparently only in a neutral form, like it didn't happen to me. Not even like I was even present, just stories I heard. I thought that because I could be that neutral I was past it. Had fit it in the proper place, it's in the past, we can move on. That the only reason I felt frustration (or anger or both) about it was because my parents refused to talk to me about it, explain things that I didn't and don't understand. The how and why. But apparently I just detached it (or got detached?).
Did that happen when I gave up fighting? When I stopped caring? Or was it actually the other way around. Did I stop caring because I had killed the connection between me and what happened to me. It wasn't something conscious. I can remember the fear and panic and then nothing.
Why did I do that. How do I undo that.

I know I have every right to be angry at my parents. They adults, I child, blah. I know I don't need to feel guilty about that, I know I wasn't able to change the situation, I know I know I know. Yet, nothing. Except that I panic whenever I try to look at it the way I probably (really? why?) should. Which has no logical reason.

Hum was that when my background brain started to be. The always watching, always sober and neutral part of my brain.

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