Living with physical abuse
Living with physical abuse
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Buster Bakdorzin

Original Poster:

16,277 posts

296 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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Ive been the recipient of abuse since I was a teenager.

It may have started when I was younger, but if it did I have certainly blocked any memories out as I cant quite remember that far back.

It has affected my relationships, my days at work, my sporting activities, even just walking down the street, sometimes. Everything.

I have finally come to the end of my thether, I just cant take it any more.

What happens is this.
I retire to my bed chamber, quite content with life in general, and usually my day. But I wake up with a truly sore shoulder, a painful twisted aching feeling, so sore sometimes that it still hurts to use that arm as much as a week later. Or an exceedingly knackered wrist (its both wrists, so its not what you're thinking!). Or I'll wake with a knackered back, which feels like its been sat on and bounced across by a speeding gaggle of pounding kangaroos, my neck then pummeled further with a heavy cast iron frying pan by one of their unspeaking accomplices throughout the night.

Some of us wake up with a face that looks like its been beaten with a stick, I get that too.
And a dead arm which remains suspiciously silent upon awakening, the suspect perpetrator?

Something is creep-sneaking into my room at night, and giving me one hell of a hiding when Im asleep. It once sprained my dads ankle during the witching hours so badly, that when he woke up he could neither walk nor work. It lives with me now.

Anyone else victim to the same silent and slinking goblin of nocturnal pain infliction? Or is it just me, and those older folk who permanently walk around looking like they had their faces beaten in their sleep... The shoulder abuse wears me down the most. At the moment both shoulders are smarting from a beating I dont remember receiving, the right one being the worse off.

Sorry, I didnt say I had a point.
My ranting is done.
2/10. Thank you.

anonymous-user

85 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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You are going to bed and waking up having had a good shoeing?

Is this actually a serious post?

Edited by anonymous-user on Thursday 7th August 23:01

m3ser

2,056 posts

243 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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rofl


$nake eye$

411 posts

233 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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El stovey said:
You are going to bed and waking up having had a good shoeing?

Is this actually a serious post?

Edited by El stovey on Thursday 7th August 23:01
I think you doubt answers your question..

The worst is when you ear folds over, and pings back. that pain would make tyson cry

anonymous-user

85 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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Is Mrs Buster (assuming there is one) into BDSM?

Does she also have a supply of rohypnol?

scratchchin

rich1231

17,340 posts

291 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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If I was in your house I'd pop upstairs and give you a few kicks as well.

BlueCello

6,225 posts

238 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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............Okay................

trooperiziz

9,457 posts

283 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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Either drink more, or drink less, one of the two.

anonymous-user

85 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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Ah sorry, missed the joke, I thought for a brief moment some poor bloke was being abused.

You get all kinds of posts on here these days.

As you were.

bigandclever

14,418 posts

269 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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Oh yeah, the beer monkey is everyone's best mate when things are going his way, but as soon as you call it a day he turns, vicious git that he is.

Ganglandboss

8,563 posts

234 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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Have you seen 'Flatliners'?

alman

796 posts

241 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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been exercising? that'll do it

LukeBird

17,170 posts

240 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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Gayer.
Man up you gaylord.
A little fiddle in the evening and suddenly it's "abuse".










Sorry, couldn't resist!
hehe

Funk

27,800 posts

240 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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Sounds like you have a crap bed. I used to wake up almost unable to move, hobbling like an old man with excruciating back pain. Bought a new bed with a decent mattress and haven't had a bad night's sleep since.

Buster Bakdorzin

Original Poster:

16,277 posts

296 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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El stovey said:
You are going to bed and waking up having had a good shoeing?
yes
frown

Symbolica said:
Is Mrs Buster (assuming there is one) into BDSM?

Does she also have a supply of rohypnol?

scratchchin
Not a serious Mrs Buster... (shes into most things nuts)
But it happens when she isnt here.
Without Alcohol. Even when the front door is double locked.

Ive woken up in various states of disrepear over the years, with and without alcohol.
Having ruled out chavs with rohypnol and a bump key, I suspect a voodoo doll curse, or obese poltergeist activity.

alman said:
been exercising? that'll do it
I do the bicycle on my back, in my boxers when drunk in bed to show off to new women Im trying to impress. But as previously stated, it happens when asleep/alone on nights Ive not been drinking.

m3ser

2,056 posts

243 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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alman said:
been exercising? that'll do it
scratchchin
or sleepwalking?

Olf

11,978 posts

249 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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I believe Doctors call this condition "moaning, soft, tt". It almost sounds nice for a moment until you realise that everyone wakes up with aches and pains just some people moan about it more than others because they are soft tts.

Been checked for arthritis?

Buster Bakdorzin

Original Poster:

16,277 posts

296 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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Funk said:
Sounds like you have a crap bed.
Its not great.
Not replacing till I move.
But Ive suffered morning pains all my life in various beds, the shoulder being the worst and suddenly most reoccurring repetitive injury of late, as it takes the longest to get better and is genuinely very sore for a long time afterwards.

Possibly due to me being 1 to 2 stone overweight - if so, why only me...

Buster Bakdorzin

Original Poster:

16,277 posts

296 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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Olf said:
Been checked for arthritis?
Its not that kind of pain.

Olf

11,978 posts

249 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
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Buster Bakdorzin said:
Funk said:
Sounds like you have a crap bed.
Its not great.
Not replacing till I move.
But Ive suffered morning pains all my life in various beds, the shoulder being the worst and suddenly most reoccurring repetitive injury of late, as it takes the longest to get better and is genuinely very sore for a long time afterwards.

Possibly due to me being 1 to 2 stone overweight - if so, why only me...
This is a crap effort to get up to 16k posts before 08/08/08 08:08:08