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Daughter2
Thank you for the kind words.
I try to maintain myself as often as possible, but I will admit, in the past...I wasn't as capable of controlling the situation when a lot of the
harassment began occurring. It's not the type of thing most people are prepared to experience, no matter how much they read or hear about it. The
reality is much more disturbing than words can accurately convey.
Language barriers prevent me from sharing details of my experience, even in therapy.
But the nice thing about being "committed" (no pun intended) to working alongside a licensed professional is having someone "in the system" to
talk with face to face about where one is mentally during the process of discovery. I was worried for a long time I'd be thrown in a room and the
key would be somehow lost in transition. Sadly, I did find myself incarcerated due to a misunderstanding and holes in communication after one
episode....I ended up in a county jail for three months in a rubber room with no outside communication whatsoever. Three meals a day and no human
interaction. After that type of run in with that reality, I kept true to my word and began taking more serious consideration to the direction my life
was moving.
I suppose it helped that I was interested in studying Psychology and the Human Mind far before any of the more terrifying aspects of the Real World
began imposing themselves on my person - the telepathic threats, the constant monitoring, the cameras, the looks from strangers.....eventually, I
learned to adapt and block out the fearful victim perspective.
Through regular sessions with my therapist, I have a written record of my process and behaviors, as well as a personal and unbiased assessment of my
mental status should anything trigger me in public - there is a clear record of my history of being nonviolent, personable, alibiet a little socially
awkward...so on an so forth....should an emergency arise where I become catatonic or unable to speak coherently. Medical professionals as well as law
enforcement are now aware of my condition.
In the civilian aspect, well - it's really just trial and error - finding the balance between being myself and being a contributing member of
collective society. I don't do anything off the rails odd when the electronic harassment starts up, at least, not the benign stuff in the
gangstalking vein - but I still deal with certain levels of intrusive manipulation that I find impossible to explain where it's coming from, how
it's possible to be transmitted, and why the perceived "need" such for tortures occur.
If I ever figure out exactly why and how all that stuff comes to pass, I'll report in ASAP.