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Sight

by CautiousRain

Do you really know me like you say you do? I don't like existing in memories of others when I cannot remember my own. You can't possibly remember me. It makes me so angry when you tell me that, angry that I can't verify it, angry that those ideas of me still linger, angry that my past exists at all. I want to purge this dissociative self I used to be from all consciousness, and it isn't fair that you can still remember her. I am so mad that you can compare me now to me before and that you can clearly recollect all the signs. I am so envious that I couldn't have seen the signs myself when it was happening and that I still can't now. I envy the way you can tip your sight backward to how I was before and that you can see the progress. I want to see it too. I am so angry and this feeling burns my throat when you remind me of what you know.
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CautiousRain
28 / F
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Written by
CautiousRain
28 / F
Published
Jan 7, 2022
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25·174
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I just regained my ability to feel anger, and it's a doozy, to say the least...

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#sight#rambles#venting#memories#dissociation
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