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Cinnamon rolls--yum. I guess we don't like ballet in the sense of enjoying it. But we like the results of doing it--having more of a dancer's body, and we like getting better and better at the technique. We're not very good at it, but when we're there, we don't think about anything else except getting through each exercise, so that's kind of nice.]

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Sometimes, parts of you are not ready yet to know some things and the role of the protector or gatekeeper or others is to keep the amnesia walls as long as they are needed. Some other parts might also need to be ignorant of the trauma in order to be able to function on a daily basis. Maybe your protector's goal was to discuss this with your therapist and form a plan on how to slowly allow some of the difficult material to pass through the wall, at a rythm you will be able to deal with, and only in the context of therapy so the therapist can be here to keep you all safe and balanced and anchored. HarmonicResonance wrote: Of course I feel like I made that whole thing up, but idk This feeling is common among dissociative people. The line between "imagination" and "objective facts from the physical world" is often blurred because the filter of "imagination" is needed in order to bear with the painful events from the physical world.