I agree with my psychiatrist that I have PTSD. I educated my teachers
and classmates at a school project. I got bullied for it, even my
teachers. They said I should not hold on to the past, and focus on the
future, and I should get over it and move o...
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I agree with my psychiatrist that I have PTSD. I educated my teachers
and classmates at a school project. I got bullied for it, even my
teachers. They said I should not hold on to the past, and focus on the
future, and I should get over it and move on... I was 8 when my father
was violent towards me. He did it because my parents were arguing over
who is the better parent and they demanded to me who is better. I said I
can't choose and my father said he thinks I favour my mother more and so
he was violent towards me. I was 16 when I was raped. In broad daylight.
At a park. I haven't told anyone, not even the people I trust the most.
I was constantly bullied at school by students and teachers. The
principal didn't believe me, so I stopped opening up to my parents.
Whenever my father found out I got bullied for anything, he said I was
an embarrassment to the family. He was violence towards me for either no
reason or a very small reason. My parents argued a lot, and I know they
weren't arguing about me, but that doesn't make their voices any softer.
I can't drive because I fear of having flashbacks and I fear that I
might run over a person or crash into a car. I want to move out of
house, but I can't find jobs around here, Covid happening or not. I'm
almost 21. I constantly worry that I'll end up in a mental health
institution and I fear of going into hospital full stop. I hate seeing
masks, so I've not gone outside. I feel like the masks are representing
mental health doctors. My counsellor just doesn't understand PTSD. My
previous counsellor did, but she's now retired. My new counsellor has
severe anxiety, and every time she coughs or sneezes she tells me she
worries someone might die. I want to tell my parents I want a different
counsellor but I'm afraid what they might say. I haven't told them about
the rape. I don't think they'd care.