u/Madamadragonfly

I know this feels like a no brainer question, but I wanna hear other perspectives. Like it's no surprise that the more marginalized you are, the less protected you are unfortunately. However, I want to sort of add to that.

I know that disabled people and women still face systemic problems, but sometimes I feel less protected compared to neurodivergent men and neurotypical women. I'm also hispanic, and sometimes i feel like I'm less protected in my own community compared to my neurotypical counterparts of the same background.

Am I being delusional or dramatic?

I think my body is just used to bad experiences and is being super vigilant when it comes to other people. I don't feel safe.

I have been suffering for with real event, false memory, and pocd for some time now and honestly, i don't think i ever want to go near children again. I think I'm afraid of them, which is so silly because they're just kids, but it's true. I don't want one near me

Did anyone here who has ever experienced persecutory delusions ever think that they harmed someone/people badly, contrary to evidence presented.

Like you fear you've done harm, even though people said you didn't.