Dissociated Quote by Jake Wood Download Open image ““I find that I cannot be in the here and now.”” — Jake Wood ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.7 out of 5 (4 ratings) Copy quoteShare Dissociated Dissociation Emotionally-numb Ptsd Traumatized
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“It was where I was supposed to be now. But it wasn't where I wanted to be.” — Ivy Devlin Copy Share Image
“By not burning their poppy fields to the ground but instead maintaining a security umbrella that international development agencies could safely work under as… — Jake Wood Copy Share Image
“You are no longer human, with all those depths and highs and nuances of emotion that define you as a person. There is no… — Jake Wood Copy Share Image
“I was not descending in a plane, coming Home. I was watching an alien world as it ascended towards me - and one that… — Jake Wood Copy Share Image
“...my ability to trust had been shattered into splinters, its fragmented shards slicing through every darkened recess of my mind, his absolution won my… — Jake Wood Copy Share Image
“my mind struggled top condense all that had led to me being here. My vocal cords fought to express the memories that leaked out;… — Jake Wood Copy Share Image
“I feel no emotional connection to these outwardly human gestures. I am not there, because I never left Afghanistan.” — Jake Wood Copy Share Image
“My vocal chords fought to contain the memories that leaked out; I felt the weight off it all pressing down on me.” — Jake Wood Copy Share Image
“My mother describes me as 'a real hero . . . just like your grandfather'. But I do not know what to do with… — Jake Wood Copy Share Image
“We were not told how Alexander the Great was the last person in history to successfully 'pacify' what would become Afghanistan, over 2,000 years ago.” — Jake Wood Copy Share Image
“But as much as this is a soldier's reason d'etre, it is not often that you hear a soldier explicitly talk about 'killing'. The… — Jake Wood Copy Share Image
“My family says they are proud of me. Of course, I would rather hear this than the contrary, but I cannot say that I… — Jake Wood Copy Share Image
“Shamed and enraged, I sit by the side of the road and cry. Eclipsed by a sense of disgrace, my emotions feel momentarily stifled… — Holly A. Smith Copy Share Image
“You are no longer human, with all those depths and highs and nuances of emotion that define you as a person. There is no… — Jake Wood Copy Share Image
“the reality of being here eludes me, I can’t focus, I am dazed. And I want to stay this way. If I have too… — Sonali Deraniyagala Copy Share Image
“I was not descending in a plane, coming Home. I was watching an alien world as it ascended towards me - and one that… — Jake Wood Copy Share Image
“dissociating put me at higher risk for attacks in my neighborhood and at school, making me more easily identified by sexual predators” — Olga Trujillo Copy Share Image
“I was dizzy in that room. I felt faint with disbelief. I held on to the seat of my chair to stay upright. I… — Sonali Deraniyagala Copy Share Image
“A child who is being abused on an ongoing basis needs to be able to function despite the trauma that dominates his or her… — Alison Miller Copy Share Image
“I feel no emotional connection to these outwardly human gestures. I am not there, because I never left Afghanistan.” — Jake Wood Copy Share Image
“ You’re in shock. You can’t afford to be in shock. Two parts of himself were having a conversation. You were probably meant to… — Jack Grimwood Copy Share Image
“I feel something change in me... I feel a flat calm, a detachment, the way I get when something is too much and yet… — Patricia Cornwell Copy Share Image
“Dissociation is numbness and nothingness; it is a feeling of being lost; it is floating on a cloud that threatens to suffocate; it is… — Noel Hunter Copy Share Image
“Fear and anxiety affect decision making in the direction of more caution and risk aversion... Traumatized individuals pay more attention to cues of threat… — Suzette Boon Copy Share Image
