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“One way to bear the unbearable is to identify with the unbearable”

During an attack there is a transfer of energy between the attacker and his victim. Once the trauma has passed, she finds herself feeling emotions that do not belong to her, wishing for things she does not want. She also carries the guilt and hatred of her attacker.
The work of differentiating between the subject and the object can no longer be carried out.

All that remains is the solution of denying the trauma and “introjecting” the object causing the trauma into an alienating identification.

Until the understanding and acceptance of her story, which will allow her to sort out who she is and what she carries from the other, the victim in the grip of this transference will be systematically returned to her initial trauma. Whether she remembers it or not.

This work tends to show how hatred and violence are intertwined in the intimate and vulnerable. Here I want to show you the difficulty of becoming resilient when you are accustomed to the system of domination.

Description
“One way to bear the unbearable is to identify with the unbearable”

During an attack there is a transfer of energy between the attacker and his victim. Once the trauma has passed, she finds herself feeling emotions that do not belong to her, wishing for things she does not want. She also carries the guilt and hatred of her attacker.
The work of differentiating between the subject and the object can no longer be carried out.

All that remains is the solution of denying the trauma and “introjecting” the object causing the trauma into an alienating identification.

Until the understanding and acceptance of her story, which will allow her to sort out who she is and what she carries from the other, the victim in the grip of this transference will be systematically returned to her initial trauma. Whether she remembers it or not.

This work tends to show how hatred and violence are intertwined in the intimate and vulnerable. Here I want to show you the difficulty of becoming resilient when you are accustomed to the system of domination.