May 2020.First Episode Ever

I’ve been too chicken shit to follow through with creating a podcast for the past year. The brutal voice in my head gave a million reasons not to. But Traumatized Motherfuckers don’t let fear determine their lives anymore. And I am the OG TMF. This is my Complex Trauma project, and I hope it can help - first, I just have to take the motherfucking steps. Join the community, find mindset support for your C-PTSD journey, and share your story at www.t-mfrs.com! Search the socials for Traumatized Motherfuckers and DM me with your perspective on trauma matters. Let's rap.

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Episode was released, reverted to draft, and re-released at this time for early CPTSD booster.

Who's great at thinking about doing something, getting stressed out, and then guilting themselves for failing to start? For 10 years, it was this guy right here! And a lot of other Motherfuckers. That internal resistance. The thought that “nothing matters” or “you can’t do it right, anyways.” The voice that tells you it’s impossible. Or, the sense that you need to feel inspired to get started, and maybe that will all shift on its own tomorrow. It's convincing. But once you get over the initial climb to take the first step, have faith that everything will start to fall into place. You just need to quiet your inner critic and get going. And you might need to trick your brain into it. These are my two favorite bitesized hacks for keeping myself moving.

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What happens when you've lost it all? You've got nothing left to lose, motherfucker. After your worst possible worries come true, it gives you a new perspective on what's coming next. Or, at least it did in this MF's case.

This is a journal-turned-blog post-turned-podcast that you might not be ready for. Talking about universal human fears in no-nonsense terms. The worst case scenarios. The most terrifying ideas that creep up on us at night.... And how they're all completely true. 😬

People don't care about you. You will lose everyone and everything you love. You will die one day. You are wasting your life.

Most of us pretend these are distant fallacies, reserved for "other people" and their karmically-unfortunate loved ones... but, MF, the sooner you can accept inevitable fate, the sooner you can decide how you actually want to live your life. Stop running from the undoubtable, lean into the comfort of uncomfortable certainty, get clear, and finally take action.

Not personally pissed off by this tough-love talk about inevitable loss? Huh. You might be a Motherfucker. Come hang out at www.t-mfrs.com. Become a part of the Discord community, share your story, and subscribe to more blog posts than anyone can handle - including member posts from kinder folks this nothing-left-to-lose TMFR.

And please, share this shit if you know anyone who needs a good scare into action. Search your Socials for Traumatized Motherfuckers; we're there.

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Check the full research and reflection catalogue @ patreon.com/traumatizedmotherfuckers

Dank memes and vid shorts @ https://www.instagram.com/traumatized.motherfuckers/

Video tiktaks @ https://www.youtube.com/@traumatizedmotherfuckers & patreon.com/traumatizedmotherfuckers

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