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3/9/2024

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In the movie “Inside Out,” each person has a set of ‘core memories’ that define who they are and how they behave. What’s one of yours?

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"I'd rather not share that" button

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One would be being bullied/tormented in school, which cannot be narrowed down to one instance when there are so many to choose from

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I haven't seen this movies but I was research the movies, maybe am the joy, because my childhood never be bored, I always have my family support, my friend and a bit anger but the full of is joy (edited)

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Family support

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Being left alone, bullying, not being accepted 🤪

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Crazy childhood left me depressed. Im conscious of it now. but still it thrives as a shadow some times.

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Mine would be cutting ties with a friend group that stopped being supportive. Which at the time was difficult because I thought I would remain alone afterwards. But after some time I met the friends I know now and I couldn't be happier. I learned that time helps us heal and change eventually comes around

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I skipped my high school graduation, hopped on a Greyhound, and traveled 2 days cross-country to be with a guy I met on LiveJournal, lol. I still remember seeing those stunning blue New Mexico mountains for the first time. 😍

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When I got the call that my mother attempted suicide and I cried and just stared at the ceiling for hours. I was 16 my mother was never a good one. But I love her. I just remember drowning out the world and zoning out on that ceiling and I do that now when I'm upset. Or when anything bothers me really I focus on somthing and drown everything out.

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That’s all locked away in the Forbidden West Wing

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One of the fondest memory I have of my father, when he was teaching me how to ride a bike. Because he was there, I developed courage to try, persistence to try once again despite the failures, and to keep my focus on the goal ahead. Thank you Papa 😊🙏🏽❤️

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My past abusive relationships with family and exes have caused me to not let people get too close to me and to never rely on a man to actually love me and be there for me

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All the awful hurtful things people have said to me in the past I carry with me every day. Its a reminder of me to be a better person than they were for me. It's shaped everything I am as a person good and bad

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50 shades of trauma. 😂 31 flavors of abuse. Take your pick? 😅🤷🏻‍♀️ (edited)

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Running. Running until I puked, then getting back up and running more. A sprint with all my might along a treacherous path in the woods, all just to escape from something that can't be run from.

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My parents were abusive (physically, mentally and emotionally). I learned at very early age to be survivor. I've been through a lot in 58 years but I've never given up.

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I'd say this moment had a lasting impact for me. 😬🥵😱

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Supportive parents.

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You asking me to trauma dump?

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Tough question. I don't know what my Core memories would be right now

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My dad's unexpected death. I was 11yrs old. I lived my life holding on to the rage of losing him. For the next 22yrs. Before, i finally let it go. Now, it has been replaced with the loss of my soulmate furkid, my son. The memory would be gleaming in blue & red.

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not being/doing well enough, sad/grumpy..

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The first time I stood and walked across a room unaided.. I was 8 years old.

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This is too personal 😂😂😂

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Is there anyone who havent watched inside out? Or is it just me

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Spending time with near and dear ones

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Redacted due to traumatic events.

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My mom beating my ass for going outside after she told me not to while she was sleep is a good one.

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Noticing a lot of people's core memories are quite traumatic. Mine as well. Almost as if the world was designed to breed trauma.... I'll share one that is as strange as it is traumatic. Between the ages of 4-5 I used to lay in bed awake at night and while my great grandmother slept I would watch these little different colored speckles of light flutter around and make different shapes of people and creatures and they would put on these sort of puppet shows for me. It was such a normal occurrence I never thought to question it. One night the show got dark and I witnessed them play out a very brutal stabbing. I screamed in terror and my GG woke up and thought I had a nightmare and tried to comfort me and tell me it was just a dream. I knew it wasn't but couldn't explain so I just cried and eventually fell asleep. For a few years after that I would occasionally have night terrors and wake up screaming but not remember the dreams. It happened until I was about 9. Around when they stopped I saw the speckles of light one more time in my bedroom one night. They were bright green and floated through the air and proceeded to spell something out in a language that I don't believe is known to many people. It was like a mixture of symbols and shapes, most of which I still have not seen to this day. This memory has shaped a very strange life for me and although it has been very interesting, it has been equally traumatic and alienating. (edited)

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Anger 🤬

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I would say each character in inside out is a fragmented self. A part of you frozen in time from a trauma. They want to protect you and all have their own way of doing so. Learning how to reach into yourself and get these little ones to play nice together is a long journey but worth it. Be there for yourself. You are the only constant you can rely on.

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It was during my high school days, I was so obsessed with High School Musical. During our lunch break, one of my classmates play "We're All In This Together" and I freakin' dance hahaha 😂 just because I heard the song. It was funny and embarrassing at the same time. My High School friends can't even forget it.

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I remember going to a mountain in my country when I was 6. I just stood by the cliff and felt those clouds pass by me, I can still feel the peace to this day.

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One of my core memories is when I was in very rural Nebraska and I looked up and finally saw a night sky full of stars instead of the cloudy, minimal star sky of the city. That memory might not count but it's something I think a lot. (edited)

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