kraftiekortie wrote:
Remember that I said the word "seek."
Not all people are successful in the "quest"----especially soon after the event--but I believe they should strive for success in overcoming the demons.
I don't see anything wrong with striving, trying, seeking to evolve. It doesn't always yield success----but it's better than doing nothing at all.
(I'm talking about people in general, not about any specific person).
If I understand correctly, you are not saying "Get over it." That would provoke ire from me too because it's not something one ever "gets over."
You seem to be saying, "Try to move forward with your life," which is a different message... more along the lines of "Do your best to get the help you need to heal so that the trauma no longer rules every moment of your life."
That I can understand--you don't want to let the one who hurt you win by robbing you of all future chances at happiness. But yes, it is indeed a difficult journey and not something everyone fully comes back from. There will always be scars.
Is that what you meant to communicate?
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"That isn't damage. It's proof of what you can survive."
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