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S.A.I.

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    Hey everyone

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    2 hours ago, Riinee said:

    Hey everyone. I found this site purely by chance (if you believe in chance lol).  I have been trying to live as if nothing ever happened, but that only works so long. Recently I have been in a good place mentally and my T started helping me work through everything. I was not prepared for the emotions that have been with me since my last appointment. I decided to see if there was anywhere, in person or online, where people understood...and I found AS. I am so happy to not be alone. 

    I am a mother of 4 amazing kids and live in the USA

    Hi Riinee, 

    great you found us here. Yeah, speaking out can be a excellent help. And yeah, you are not alone. A warm, kind welcome from me to you. 

    Greetings,

    S..A.I.

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    Hello, new survivor here

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    On ‎14‎.‎11‎.‎2017 at 7:46 AM, PurpleDaisy13 said:

    I am a survivor of csa as well as r(not during childhood or same perpetrator). I hope this website and forum will help me feel less alone. It took me a long time to even write up this introduction. The only person in my life who could truly understand csa passed away early this year so I have been having a rough time, not only with her death, but with the loss of my confidant. I only told her a month or so before she passed, even though it happened years previous. It’s been a long road, but I hope reaching out for help like this will help.

    Hi PurpleDaisy13,

    Welcome on AS. You are not alone.

    :notalone::youcanheal:

    Greetings from Ausi,

     

    New Member im pretty nervous

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    On 23.9.2017 at 5:45 PM, Alimanu said:

    Hello guys,

    Im 19 my sexual abuse started when I was 14. I have recently finished therapy and I hope that this community will continue to be a safe place for me. I am nervous to be judged I have had a goal for my abuse not to make me who I am. I hope to help others I love being a listening ear! I can't wait to speak to others and know I am not alone. :)

    Hi Alimanu,

    I can imagine how nervous you are. I just remember the first time I wrote in forum like this. But it´s really helpful. Here are many nice and gentle people who understand.  :wave::notalone::aswelcomesu:

    Hello, I thought it was about time to introduce myself.

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    4 hours ago, angel66616 said:

    Hello, I thought it was about time to introduce myself.  I've been here since July but haven't made a post til now due to nerves. This community is so lovely, but I'm still scared of saying something wrong or doing something wrong. I tried sharing my story to start healing, and even though I got some support it was still too scary having it up there, so unfortunately I took it down. I'm just not ready yet. I want to get involved and talk to people, and reach out, but I have anxiety. I want to hep others, but I'm still scared, so sticking to self-posts, for now, I hope that's ok. I just want you all to know, even if I don't reply, I've heard you, I believe you, I support you and have your back 100%.

    Hi angel. Well I did not write here for a long time first. To be true I lost my account after I registed and wasn´t able to write yet. And I found it again after more then a year. And I decided to write. Speaking out or writing can be a good way to heal. For me it is very important to do. And helping and supporting others. is a fine thing. This way you can do good and help. And for me supporting others has a second good fine effect. It makes me feel that I can do something and so it helps me to deal with theese feelings of being weak. My prepator learned me in some minutes a feeling that formed my further life for a long time. She learned me to feel like being nothing. I still feel it sometimes today. Supporting others makes me dealing easier with that and it became better.

    But I agree to MeBeMary. It is good to take it slow if you feel that it is better. If you go on slowly you have a much better chance to heal and not bring yourself in dangour to suffer to much. Welcome here and don´t be afraid to write something wrong. It´s ok. :)

    :supportu::ThankYou::notalone:

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