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modestLychee6575
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Bullying and rumination
Trauma Support / by modestLychee6575
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September 14th, 2025
...See more I’ve been struggling with constant rumination for more than 12 months now. My mind keeps replaying past events, insults, and hurtful words, and I find it very hard to stop once the cycle starts. I can't just move on and focus on task at hand whenever insult clicks in mind. Even when I try coping strategies, I end up switching from one solution to another without feeling fully satisfied with any one. It feels like my brain is stuck in a loop of overthinking and self-criticism, which drains my energy and peace of mind. Hurtful Comments on which i ruminate are : "You are , were and will remain stupid." (8 years ago) "You do not belong to our class." (5 years ago) I want to break this habit because it affects my daily life, confidence, and relationships. I accept that i was a difficult person to handle with at that time and said something stupid in anger ( exploiting human vulnerability of absence of thought deletion ), but i was doing my best( i was mentally unwell at that time). I think i am bad in god's view, hence being tortured by rumination.
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trouble making sense of emotional wound
Relationship Stress / by modestLychee6575
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December 3rd, 2024
...See more I've been ruminating about past experiences, particularly some hurtful words from my crush (you are, were and will remain stupid) , and I find it hard to make sense of them. It feels like an emotional wound that I can't move past. Is this a normal reaction, or could it indicate a deeper issue? How can I address this in a healthy way? i feel phrases like "progress is inevitable" helps oppose the stress her words create but then i think i can't make progress is making sense of her words properly.. it feels like garbage thought in my mind and i feel disability in making sense of it. i don't know how to ignore this statement..
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