Scribblings
About Scribblings:
Ordinary. That's all I ever wanted to be, but sexual abuse interfered with my ability to be what society considers "normal."
Over the years, as I've attempted to come to terms with the pain of my earliest years, I've come to realize the necessity of accepting a new kind of normal. For me, and many like me, this includes dealing with the reality of living with Dissociative Identity Disorder, or what used to be called Multiple Personalities.
What a trip it's been exploring my many selves with their individual needs, perceptions, memories and identities! As much as I've tried to deny their existences, and as angry as I've been to have to deal with their needs, my life made no kind of sense until I became aware of these others who live inside of me, all sharing the same brain and body.
Sharing my journey with others has helped me begin the ongoing process of healing. Through blogging about my woundedness, I've discovered the relief of finding my own voice and writing with raw honesty about the broken places of my heart. And in sharing these traumas and pains, a new strength has been forged.
It is my hope that those who read these pages will in turn share from their own journals whatever words and art work best express their truest, questing selves.
(Beautifuldreamer)
beautiful dreamer
The following pages are original writings & sketchings from anonymous journal entries.
Through the sharing of our foibles, struggles and pain, we all gain a better understanding of what it is to be human in an imperfect world--as well as how we can heal from the damages of childhood abuses.
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