Re: security blanket at 23??

[Guest guest]

Hello is,

I sleep hugging two big fat pillows every night of the world. There are many

blankets in our home...but their are a couple inparticular that bring me the

most comfort. So....If you're " a little crazy " .... so am I. LOL!

Sincerely,

Crazy Land

mrsfrizzz wrote:

Hey everyone,

This may sound a little crazy, but i am 23 years old and have been

married for about 9 months now. Since before i was born i sucked my

thumb (i quit that right before high school!) and since i was very

little i carried a security blanket around with me. Eventually i

upgraded to something less bulky--a pillowcase. These items always

gave me comfort because they smelled like home...i still have the

pillowcase (granted i've gone through several throughout my lifetime)

and pull it out from time to time while my husband isn't around (it's a

little embarassing to admit i still have this hanging around for more

reasons than just its sentimentality).

Is this normal??? I feel extremely weird, like there's something

wrong with me for having this...and still using it occassionally. Ugh!!

is

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[Guest guest]

Hello is,

I sleep hugging two big fat pillows every night of the world. There are many

blankets in our home...but their are a couple inparticular that bring me the

most comfort. So....If you're " a little crazy " .... so am I. LOL!

Sincerely,

Crazy Land

mrsfrizzz wrote:

Hey everyone,

This may sound a little crazy, but i am 23 years old and have been

married for about 9 months now. Since before i was born i sucked my

thumb (i quit that right before high school!) and since i was very

little i carried a security blanket around with me. Eventually i

upgraded to something less bulky--a pillowcase. These items always

gave me comfort because they smelled like home...i still have the

pillowcase (granted i've gone through several throughout my lifetime)

and pull it out from time to time while my husband isn't around (it's a

little embarassing to admit i still have this hanging around for more

reasons than just its sentimentality).

Is this normal??? I feel extremely weird, like there's something

wrong with me for having this...and still using it occassionally. Ugh!!

is

Send questions and/or concerns to ModOasis-owner

" Stop Walking on Eggshells, " a primer for non-BPs, can be ordered via

1-888-35-SHELL () and for the table of contents, go to:

http://www.BPDCentral.com

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[Guest guest]

is,

This doesn't sound crazy to me at all!! In fact, I think it's nice

to have an object which is comforting and helps us feel safe.

I am 25 and I started sleeping with a stuffed animal last year. I

have a precious, cuddly, big floppy-eared stuffed dog who I snuggle

with every night. I also have 2 body pillows. I got all this stuff

at my therapist's suggestion and it helped me feel very comforted

and safe while living alone.

It is very important to me to have soft, comforting objects around.

And you are so normal!

> Hey everyone,

> This may sound a little crazy, but i am 23 years old and have

been

> married for about 9 months now. Since before i was born i sucked

my

> thumb (i quit that right before high school!) and since i was very

> little i carried a security blanket around with me. Eventually i

> upgraded to something less bulky--a pillowcase. These items

always

> gave me comfort because they smelled like home...i still have the

> pillowcase (granted i've gone through several throughout my

lifetime)

> and pull it out from time to time while my husband isn't around

(it's a

> little embarassing to admit i still have this hanging around for

more

> reasons than just its sentimentality).

> Is this normal??? I feel extremely weird, like there's

something

> wrong with me for having this...and still using it occassionally.

Ugh!!

>

> is