trauma.

1) forging your identity out of trauma and trauma alone is never healthy, ever. you’re meant to heal from trauma, not let it mold you and shape you. running a blog dedicated to harboring instances of childhood abuse, publicly talking about things that are illegal, fetishizing images of children at play with faces scribbled out where it can continue to grow and harm you is the opposite of healing. it is festering in an open wound. 

2)  be careful what you say and how you say it. if something happens to you or someone around you, your words may be used in court - on your behalf or against you. even if you are not talking openly about illegal things, blogs you are interacting with are. the best place to talk about trauma is therapy. i understand wanting to get it all off your chest as soon as possible just so you’re relieved for the time being, but romanticizing your abuse through graphic poetry and art can be violently triggering for other victims of abuse. it’s safest to discuss this stuff in private with a trusted adult or counselor.

3) publicly disclosing your abuse to strangers is not a life necessity or requirement. i see 14/15/16 year olds on this website openly listing abuses and traumas they’ve endured in their about pages. predators will prey on the traumatized. that is not to say it is your fault– it definitely is not, that goes without saying.

4) no matter what community you try to mold it or rework it into, predators will adapt. they’re fluid and have no issues with being attentive and shapeshifting into friendlier monsters so you feel trusted, safe, and secure- all while being precisely the opposite.

5) not everyone who preys on trauma victims are adults. a majority of the time, yes, but other people your age can and will use it against you. be wary and don’t dismiss it simply because you’re peers. 

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