I don't think it's TMI, or that anyone here is likely to taunt/accuse you of that.
For what it's worth, many here have experienced and still do experience oppression, exploitation, mental ill health, physical and/or sexual violence etc and draw on those personal experiences when they post here, on other parts of the forum, usually getting a sympathetic response.
The problem, as I see it, is when people take those experiences as being special or inclusive to them, or that they have a special right to speak about them as if they're special to them, and further when dealing with these widespread issues becomes simply a question of personal therapy conducted in public, rather than a genuinely open and public conversation leading to collective change.
Not having followed all of the links here to your blog, I'm in no position to decide for sure whether you, personally, are one of the "issues as therapy" crowd or not, but from the little I have read on your blog and since you made your entrance here, I certainly have my suspicions.
You are, of course, as welcome as anyone to post here, even if that does turn out to be your position, but you probably would do better to deal with us as individuals, not assume that we're all identikit copies of one or two of the more vocal posters...
