Growing: Part Two.
Every time I arrive somewhere or fought to leave a location, it has been through the hope that I could find somewhere where I felt I had never been before but in agonuy, drugged, terrisfied or just not me. Hoping that I could find somewhere without that crippyling oppressive atmosphere. It gave me a sense of worth. It was a horrible feeling that hit me everywhere I am sometimes. A strange painful sense that I've been here before even if the images, flashes of body memories and the like seemed to be about something positive. It couldn't of been me because I couldn't laugh like that. Mostly though pains where sharp and the memories increasingly sequencial. I never knew if I was reacting to the place where I was, the place I had been or the places I was going. There was a group when I lived in Aberdeenshire ran mainly by young Scottish men and women in their early twenties and thirties from families who were known to have cr...