How long was she on her live for?!
I caught a few minutes where she said she watches another tiktoker who talks about trauma. But we are told as soon as she stops filming her tiktoks her trauma isn't in her head and she just lives her normal life???
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Is it in her head when she relaxes by watching other people's trauma tiktoks instead of relaxing things?
Is it in her head when she's sat planning what aspect of her trauma to film?
Is it in her head when she's constantly bothering the police about it?
Is it in her head when she's ringing and emailing various people to find out about her childhood?
Is it in her head when she's supposed to be working but she's filming and recording things about her trauma all day?
Is it in her head when she chooses not to socialise with colleagues at work at lunch but instead goes to her car to talk about trauma for an hour everytime she's in the office?
Is it in her head when she's doing lengthy lives talking about her trauma?
Mel is consumed by her past, it dominates her whole being, the only person who cannot see that is Mel who LOVES talking about herself! Obsessed is an understatement.
I was once unwell when having my trauma therapy and I called my psychologist and asked if she would come to my home as I was too unwell to goto her, her reply was a flat no, she said talking about my trauma therapy was really a bad idea to bring into my home unless absolutely necessary as my home is my safe space.
Same with my police video evidence which I had to watch before the trial, I asked if the detective would come to me and she said a flat out no, she said its against our policy to bring such trauma into your home because your home is your sanctuary.
Mels home, Mels marriage, Mels life. Mels lengthy evening lives are OVERFLOWING with her past, despite multiple times in therapy, multiple times online "sharing her story" and multiple time on tiktok telling the same stories over and over and over.
Mel chooses to repeat her trauma / her relationship with her mother and brother so much so it's actually disturbing how desperate she still is to repeat visiting it over and over in her own home every single day and night.
Therapists who work 37 hrs a week helping people talk about their trauma have therapy themselves as its too much for any one person to spend talking so much about trauma.
37hrs a week isn't even scratching the surface with the amount of hours Mel dedicates to her obsession with herself and her childhood!??