Love and inclusion are essential for overcoming challenges and trauma. It's crucial to recognize the importance of connecting with the world despite difficulties fitting in. Healing allows for reconnection, and life should be actively engaged with rather than passed by. Delaying social interactions can lead to deeper isolation and negative behaviors. Taking steps toward connection is vital; the longer one stays isolated, the harder it becomes to reintegrate. Isolation fuels a downward spiral, often leading to overwhelming experiences that justify further withdrawal. Recognizing signs of overwhelm indicates a need for proactive efforts to build connection skills and combat isolation.
There’s an almost universal symptom that people who grew up with trauma will tend to exhibit - and it’s a sense of isolation. Either you feel isolated even with people, or you literally isolate. Shutting people out feels like it's the right, best, most self caring thing you can do sometimes when you're under stress. But if you think that's a good thing, it's probably your trauma talking. Learn why people with Childhood PTSD find socializing so disabling, an what you can do to feel more ease and comfort in social situations.
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