SimoneMN's profile picture. 27-årig cand.mag. i Nordisk sprog og litteratur med en diskussionslyst, der aldrig hører op og en særlig interesse for fodbold, sociale medier og danske serier.

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@SimoneMN

27-årig cand.mag. i Nordisk sprog og litteratur med en diskussionslyst, der aldrig hører op og en særlig interesse for fodbold, sociale medier og danske serier.

Et år rigere på erfaringer, rygsmerter, store og små glæder og kampe. Spændt på hvad mit sidste år i 20’erne bringer - satser stærkt på, at dagens vejr blot har været en forsmag 💫

SimoneMN's tweet image. Et år rigere på erfaringer, rygsmerter, store og små glæder og kampe. Spændt på hvad mit sidste år i 20’erne bringer - satser stærkt på, at dagens vejr blot har været en forsmag 💫

Omsider at tage mod til at dele en mikroskopisk del af ens usynlige smerte med et menneske eller system - og blive mødt med samme mistro, kritik og følelsen af ligegyldighed, man har svøbet sig selv ind i alt for længe. Det efterlader en med en helt ny form for smerte 💔

Many trauma survivors aren't only healing from the trauma they endured, but the ways they were treated when they asked for help.



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Society will heal when survivors are given the kind of support their abusers get.


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Survival mode burnout is real. After all these years of being on constant alert, pre-defending, stressing, and taking care of other people's emotions, you are exhausted, disconnected from yourself, have lost your curiosity, become unmotivated, and believe you are lazy.


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Psychology says that when women face constant stress and uncertainty, their bodies learn to live in SURVIVAL mode. They stay alert, tense, and exhausted, always waiting for the next thing to go wrong. Even in moments of calm, their minds don't relax. It's not because they're…


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People don't become loners because they don't want people. They become loners because they want peace more than people who keep hurting them.


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Your nervous system isn't broken — it's loyal. It learned to protect you when the world wasn't safe. Now, it's waiting for you to teach it what safety feels like.


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You were never the problem. They just need an excuse for the way they abused you.


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It’s not an accident when someone interferes with your healing. They know what they’re doing. They see your potential, and fear what you will see in them if and when you heal.


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Nobody trashes your name more than someone who’s afraid you’ll tell the truth about them.


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There is extreme pressure to pretend in this world. And when you don’t, this world puts a spotlight on you as the problem.


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I think what a lot of scapegoats need to hear is that if your family is toxic, there is no amount of your honesty, or proof of your pain that is going to get them to treat you better or protect you over the toxic system they depend on.


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Mistreating people then avoiding communication is not "protecting your peace", it's avoiding accountability.


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He texted you. He replied quickly. He flirted. He called you. He gave you a nickname. He made you feel happy. He told you he loved you. He got you ATTACHED. Then he barely answered. He started slacking. He barely called you. He stopped acting right. He treated you differently.…


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It’s always “You should be over that by now” and never “Tell me how that felt.”


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People. The society, government, authorities, health care system. Family or friends. Not enough that you are ill, if the wrong way and in a country who doesn't take it seriously, you don't have much support nor assistance.


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