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We who are dissociated are not easily emotionally ruffled

May 04, 2015

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We who are dissociated are not easily emotionally ruffled. But this is only because there lies a thick wall buffering our hidden, vulnerable self from the sharp and often honest edges of the world. The Recovered are much less protected, but have such a deep core of self-love that they can defend themselves gently.

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