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Aside from all of that ....I believe it's good to hear other people's reminiscings. It can be therapeutic. It can also be a good exercise for the brain to make connections by remembering one's own history.

Someone with a fairly untraumatic history should have childhood memories. And not everyone is exactly the same. But one of the telltale indications that something's amiss is when a person has zero or almost no childhood memories ....and gaps in teen years and early adulthood, and even gaps in...

It was mainly just a curiosity, because although I have had an extensive amount of trauma from in the womb, I still have early childhood memories. I have a sort of insider's understanding of how the mind, brain, and memories work. It's very complex. I was trained at a young age (sad to say) by...

I'm curious what you believe you're seeing.

Copying this here from another thread where I shared it.... I have always had this memory (since I was small), of being taken to a military base. I always remember it being night time when I was taken there, walking hand in hand with a man of large build and large stature. This one particular...

It sounds like you somehow knew or sensed something wasn't right in that family.

Hi sis @lilygrace. I agree with the advices given here already. You're under no obligation to even bring a dish when you weren't the one who put your name on the list. It was extremely rude and presumptuous of them to decide that for you! I'd inform church staff that a family member put your...