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down with the norm swimming against the current menu skip to content home about contact me 19 jun 2018 itinerant posted in thoughts , uncategorized by missm95 you thought i was done with this writing thing, did you? not a chance. i’ve been spending a lot of time between now and january 23rd, my most recent check-in with you guys, making more mistakes, meeting different people, gaining new perspectives, and also attempting to learn a thing or two from all of that. i’ve been graduated from college for a little over a year now, and i’ve been walking around like a deer in headlights ever since. it’s honestly adorable how unprepared i felt when i graduated high school. that was nothing in comparison to how i feel right now. does one ever learn what the hell is going on in this whirlwind of experiences that we compile together and call “life”? i turned 23 on memorial day this year, and shortly thereafter, experienced what i surely hope i can call a “midlife crisis.” you see, i woke up one morning and dyed my hair pink, and later pierced my nose. two days later, i got the stud taken out of my nostril and began the process of vigorously washing out the color from my yellow locks. it could have been worse though, i could have gotten bangs. i’ve continued to draw further into myself while a part of me desperately tries to reach out. i’m a prisoner to my mind, a captive audience to a voice that chants, you shouldn’t be here. you don’t belong. you are not wanted.” sometimes, though, i do get over myself and defy my mean brain. i hide behind my sense of humor and cool demeanor as i interact with others, peeking from behind the sky-scraping walls at others whose intentions i may never know, may never trust. humans love an origin story. we want to know where we came from, what existed first. chronology. but i can’t seem to put a start date on when i started feeling this way, which leads me to believe that perhaps i always have. this isn’t a call for attention, or even sympathy. i don’t even feel pity for myself. perhaps it’s an integral part of who i am. i’m comfortable in my solitude, acclimated to my loneliness. i am capable of making myself happy, and i do so often. it’s only on days that i fail that i wish i were different. i guess the most i could hope for for myself is to eventually allow myself to be encompassed by those who help set me free from my malicious mind. i’m not there yet, though. so i sit in my quaint apartment behind a keyboard, attempting to assign words to feelings, transforming the internal to the external, so that i can get some peace and quiet. m. advertisements share this: twitter facebook google email linkedin reddit tumblr pinterest like this: like loading... growing up , introspection , life , lifestyle , loneliness , mental health , peace , thoughts , women leave a comment 23 jan 2018 remedial posted in feminism , uncategorized by missm95 i recently became a volunteer advocate at the rape recovery center, a local nonprofit that provides counseling services, a crisis hotline, and hospital teams for survivors of sexual violence. in order to become an advocate, one must complete a 40-hour intensive training program. i’m at the midpoint of my training now, and while my experience so far has been one of empowerment, solidarity, and fulfillment, it’s also forced me to re-examine and really process (for the first time) my own rape. i’ve come to realize that due to many contributing factors, i have yet to take the time to really process what happened to me, and how it’s impacted me physically, cognitively, and spiritually even now, a few years after the fact. my initial response was one of damage control. immediately after regaining control of my body, i sped to a pharmacy to pick up a plan-b pill, inquired a private feminist facebook group that i was a member of about sti testing, and took the proper steps to ensure that my perpetrator would not be able to contact me again. a member of the aforementioned facebook group took it upon his (or her)self to notify my father of what happened to me. this member screen-shotted my original post about inquiring about sti testing, and emailed it to my father, which gave me more damage to control. i’ve been floating around from day to day, somewhat numb, ever since. i’ve always been kind of a distant person, but since this occurred, i’ve been even more withdrawn, even less in-touch with my emotions and my ability to connect with people, especially men. a guy that i’m not personally friends with dm’d me on facebook the other day, and asked me if i was a rape victim. i responded in the affirmative, and he proceeded to tell me that i’m so much stronger, and my spirit is more alive since i was raped. i found this response both appalling and offensive, for a handful of reasons. first of all, this man does not know me. he didn’t know me before the rape, and he doesn’t know me now. how, then, can he feel confident in making such a statement? furthermore, i was strong before this happened to me. nobody needs to experience sexual violence in order to become strong. i had the strength to cope with this trauma before it even occurred, and i refuse to credit this incidence for giving me any such thing. as for my “spirit being more alive,” i have felt quite the opposite. this incidence swiftly changed me into the cynical, numb person you all know and love today. i struggle with my emotionality every day of my life. i don’t know how to connect with people. i don’t even know how to process my own emotions without enduring a full-fledged panic attack. my sense of security has been breached, and i’ve realized that there are infinitely many things that are completely out of my control. the man who made these comments did so with good intent. however, he does not know my experience, and therefore should refrain from telling me what it did to me. perhaps i’m over-reacting, but i don’t feel like anyone is qualified to make such bold statements about an incident that had such a severe impact on my life except for myself. anyway, i am sincerely honored and excited to become an advocate in my community, and hopefully be the support that i so desperately needed when this happened to me. it’s going to be triggering, difficult, exhausting work, but i feel like taking it on will be a healing experience for me, overall. it will, however, force me to rely on others for support when the burnout inevitably hits, and discouragement sets in. so i’d like to thank my amazing support system in advance, for helping me through this. m. share this: twitter facebook google email linkedin reddit tumblr pinterest like this: like loading... feminism , healing , health , lifestyle , men , mental health , rape , recovery , sex crimes , sexual violence , social media , strength , volunteerism , women leave a comment 5 dec 2017 cured posted in eating disorders , uncategorized by missm95 it happened last week-the most dramatic mental shift i’ve experienced since the day that anorexia dug its sharp claws in to my then thirteen-year-old body and held me captive for almost a decade. i’ve been weight-restored for several years now, and my disorder is no longer visible to the public. but my mind was a battleground, my thoughts plagued with calorie counting and clean eating and ketosis and carbohydrates, drowning any rational thoughts as it pertains to food intake. i ate the same thing, at the same time, in the same quantity every day for years at a time without switching it up. i didn’t know what hunger was, because i was doing everything i could to prevent a binge, and, consequently, a purge and episode of debilitating guilt that would inevitably follow. i would turn down dates and social outings that would involve food, and at a minimum would conduct extensive research to ensure that i could find something “clean” to eat that would fit into the latest diet plan that i was subjecting myself to. because there was always a diet plan. some days, i’d look at

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