It does seem reasonable in it's own way. PTSD can throw you into depression. Too much depression MAY lead into a Bipolar Disorder. Bipolar people often have sexual issues. That can lead to getting into a situation that causes PTSD later. But PTSD is often discovered after a period of loss of memory of the event that causes the PTSD. I 'forgot' my childhood sexual abuse for most of 30 years until a 'trigger' event. It all came out at once and left me rocking on the bottom of the shower for hours. My girlfriend found me and drove me to the hospital thinking I'd had a stroke. I was semi-hyperthemic from about 6 hours under cold shower, and kept in the hospital for a week. On the Psyc ward. My PTSD has 2 reactions when it is triggered because I have 2 different tramatic events that tramatized me. One is the childhood trama, the other an adult trama. "Projecting the worst is a prescription for anxiety." Uppity |
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