Well said and thought out. It's imperative to open up about what traumatized us...so we need someone who CAN be there, without further traumatizing them. And we must be just that for someone too. It's a delicate balance for sure. It takes spiritual strength and humility to say: Ur trauma is worse than mine...without sounding condescending. As if looking down on one or to being looked down upon. We are ALL sensitive as the teacher noted in u...but as the empathic ones know too well, some of us cannot hide it...these are the genuine, like urself! I can never hide it either. We are empaths. Perhaps why we chose, or were chosen, to be here in this capacity as good and evil have one final battle! Will it be the last internal battle for us all? Until Truth is known...I cannot condemn myself or another, I only know right from wrong as it is taught to me in this life. I adhere to those teachings...thank u mom and dad! Thank God for Loving parents.
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Oh Martin, I am so sorry for your pain. The newsletter made me weep-it resonated with every fiber of my being. My mother died young, I almost died due to my anorexia and bulimia, my father was an alcoholic, and I endured emotional and verbal abuse at the hands of my mother. We are kindreds, you and I-you're a testimony to God's love and your strength an inspiration. We will meet one day, this I believe whole heartedly.