I do, is that my coping mechanism is to just keep it all in, keep that caregiver good, don't get too upset with me, and make it all okay, but I'm basically like completely out of whack in my nervous system, I'm anxious or I'm angry, but I'm stuffing it all down, and so all of that prevents me from getting close, even when things are good, because let's say the next day things are good, but I'm still holding on to that comment, that thing I felt was somehow defensive and attacking, and so I just can't let myself relax with him, I just can't be myself and lean in, or I'm just kind of like holding the space psychologically of being more distant, that's an example, and so I want to talk to that part of myself in my letter, or in my drawing, and sort of draw it out and think about, well, what would it take to solve that problem, what would it take for me to be more connected and more mindful, and so I would explore how I might ground myself and learn to work on the tools of how to talk to him and express my needs, as opposed to shutting down, so that we can become more closely attached, okay?
でも、基本的に神経系が完全におかしくなっていて、不安になったり、怒ったりしている、そのため、物事がうまくいっているときでも、その翌日には物事がうまくいっていたとしても、まだその発言や、防御的で攻撃的だと感じたことを引きずっているため、彼とリラックスして接することができず、ありのままの自分でいることができない、だから、手紙や絵の中で自分の中のその部分と対話し、それを引き出して、その問題を解決するためには何が必要なのか、私がもっとつながって、もっとマインドフルになるためには何が必要なのかを考えたい。