suffering
Too p*ssy to end it, too suicidal to leave
- Aug 17, 2018
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I want to begin by saying that not only do I think beating children is wrong, but I also oppose bringing them into this world of suffering!
That being said, could not being beaten as a child be correlated with feelings of fear, pain aversion and indirectly survival instinct? Although I was mental abused by my parents, I was never beaten. I never experienced violence, not only as a child, but never in my life. I get scared if I get frightened with physical violence, because I don't know what to expect. It's a fear of the unknown to some degree, of unknown pain. Maybe if I had been beaten, I would be less afraid of it, and I could also approach suicide with more ease? I'm sometimes like a sensitive flower, slightly hypochondriac, always careful not to get injured. Maybe this is correlated somehow to SI?
Those of you who have been beaten, do you feel like you have more courage?
Those of you who have not been beaten, do you feel more adverse to pain?
That being said, could not being beaten as a child be correlated with feelings of fear, pain aversion and indirectly survival instinct? Although I was mental abused by my parents, I was never beaten. I never experienced violence, not only as a child, but never in my life. I get scared if I get frightened with physical violence, because I don't know what to expect. It's a fear of the unknown to some degree, of unknown pain. Maybe if I had been beaten, I would be less afraid of it, and I could also approach suicide with more ease? I'm sometimes like a sensitive flower, slightly hypochondriac, always careful not to get injured. Maybe this is correlated somehow to SI?
Those of you who have been beaten, do you feel like you have more courage?
Those of you who have not been beaten, do you feel more adverse to pain?