post therapy journal part 2 because i also forgot mine (warning for organized abuse & its attendant buzzwords):
i think if kc is going to try to use our therapy time for herself (this is good, i am onboard with it), then i need to use this blog more to offload some of the organized abuse horror that i am navigating mostly on my own. michael [part] is of course always a huge help (ha—i could not have imagined writing that 2 years, 3 years, 5 years, etc. ago), and my girlfriend helps so much when young parts need help in the physical world, but the burdens of disclosure are mine to hold and to manage. i am the one who weaves what mica or fern or marie or any other young part tells me into the narrative of our life.
it is so persistently difficult to notice and be with mica; there is another part, a fogging, stopping, redirecting part with a lot of influence internally, but with whom i do not speak. i know the interlocking mechanisms of our system spin apart and show me the workings when i can support mica, so why is it so difficult to keep choosing that? there are two corridors and my mother is at the end of one of them and the blank room is at the end of the other.
some things i am thinking about in my life that i just need to say the words of somewhere: hypnosis, bloodletting, the ingestion of blood and feces, needles (always), “dog stuff,” ritual preparation, sexual murder, being a living corpse, the difference between being a doll and being dead, symbolic deaths, knives, catheters.
i am having great difficulty resisting the pull of ritual in my life now—it seems all avoidance is preparation, all these things we must do to be ready which masquerade as diversions. we have been high too much and it feels unstoppable. consolation and preparation for something intolerable—but we are the only one who knows the ritual. it could be over with forever but we dont want to be alone without it; it still creates meaning, solidifies us; what to do with the need and the knowledge when the context is gone? feeling so discomfited that ritual once again feels more alive than life—but trying to learn from it, at least.














