Yeah, thanks for helping to keep the thread alive. Given that I know numerous survivors and people with PTSD and C-PTSD in real life, and yet only know one kidnapping survivor, I am not surprised. Wait, hang on, I know two. Still pretty low number.
I will also say though that "kidnapping" was a term I did not initially use for what happened to me, since it didn't follow certain "scripts" we have in our minds from things like TV and media about what "kidnapping" looks like. For example, I was initially lured by lies and manipulation into an inescapable situation, rather than being "grabbed off the street" or something. Other people, like friends and therapists, were the first to use the term when I described what I went through.
So for purposes of this thread I would like to encourage anyone who has been somehow brought into a state of imprisonment, whether by force, manipulation or other means, to feel free to respond, whether or not you are comfy with the term "kidnapping" for your experience.