VioletTears
Well-known member
Thoughts, I don't really know where your desire is coming from... I do think it's important to figure out in order to heal though... and I think the fact that you're reaching out says that part of you really doesn't want to do this. I think it's really brave to admit you're struggling with this given the high possibility for judgement and criticism. And I'm assuming you're here at least in part because there probably aren't really forums out there for people with this specific problem.
When my sister was a teenager she had a close friend whose little brother (I think he was only 14 or so) ax murdered his family... My sister's friend wasn't around, but he had killed his parents and his little sister. My sister was 10 yrs older than me so I was really little at the time, but I remember her telling me that he had written her letters/poetry from prisson about how sad he was... I think it was a huge moment of realization for me and I don't think I'll ever forget that conversation... I think that people can do the most horrible acts and still, somewhere inside, they have good in them... I mean, we all start out as babies, we all start out totally innocent, and somehow, somewhere, some of our lives take the wrong turn... The brain is a powerful thing, and sometimes it fills us with thoughts that we wish we could just force away, but they are so much bigger than us... I think most of us can relate to that much.
I think maybe you need to go back to the beggining, the first time you ever felt the urge, and try to remember anything stressful that was going on in your life at the time, how you were feeling, anything that might have precipitated it... And possibly you might need to go back even further. You mentioned that your parents didn't believe you when you were halucinating. That might have created feelings of powerlessness at the time or a sense of desperation of needing to be heard and understood.
BTW, some people here create multiple accounts as a way of getting around the posting limmit... So thoughts1, thoughts2, etc.
When my sister was a teenager she had a close friend whose little brother (I think he was only 14 or so) ax murdered his family... My sister's friend wasn't around, but he had killed his parents and his little sister. My sister was 10 yrs older than me so I was really little at the time, but I remember her telling me that he had written her letters/poetry from prisson about how sad he was... I think it was a huge moment of realization for me and I don't think I'll ever forget that conversation... I think that people can do the most horrible acts and still, somewhere inside, they have good in them... I mean, we all start out as babies, we all start out totally innocent, and somehow, somewhere, some of our lives take the wrong turn... The brain is a powerful thing, and sometimes it fills us with thoughts that we wish we could just force away, but they are so much bigger than us... I think most of us can relate to that much.
I think maybe you need to go back to the beggining, the first time you ever felt the urge, and try to remember anything stressful that was going on in your life at the time, how you were feeling, anything that might have precipitated it... And possibly you might need to go back even further. You mentioned that your parents didn't believe you when you were halucinating. That might have created feelings of powerlessness at the time or a sense of desperation of needing to be heard and understood.
BTW, some people here create multiple accounts as a way of getting around the posting limmit... So thoughts1, thoughts2, etc.