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#1
That my toxic, abusive parents will not change their attitude towards me just because I desperately want them to. I spent many years doing my absolute best to please them, to achieve things with no help or support from them, praying to hear a word of appreciation. They never bothered. Instead, they'd always find reasons to criticize and belittle me for trifles, even long after I became an adult. It's sad that I got a lot of praise and appreciation from strangers, but not a word from my own parents. Like I don't matter or don't exist. Now they are "offended" that I refuse to visit or keep in touch with them (I wonder why :))).
Final score:
28points
censorshipsucks 2 years ago
don't feel obliged to chase them anymore. Find new people, write them off. I had to do this.
Cleo Neufeld 2 years ago
I had to live my life going through the same. On my wedding day, my parents didn't even tell me that I looked beautiful or give me or my new husband any words of encouragement. They are those kind of people.
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#2
That the cancer I've got is probably gonna kill me in the next 12 months..... And I don't really care. Die alone now, die alone in 10 or 20 years...Not much is gonna change in my life....
Final score:
25points
Bored Retsuko 2 years ago
Have you been told that this is the case? Are you getting any sort of treatment? And, have you quit your job after all as you said you might?... (I would love to know all this, but I know you probably don't want to go into detail.) Wish I could do something for you. Sending hugs, too.
K- THULU (Submission author) 2 years ago
Thanks... Well, seeing the specialist next week, Already know they've got to cut out the initial tumour ( luckily it's a pretty straight forward op ) but where it's spread, well, we'll see.... Still got a week of Christmas holidays left, so I'll probably go back and tell my boss, so at least they know.... Beyond that, well, that's in the hands of the goddess ,really... Funny thing about living with chronic anxiety, scared of going to the shops but not of dying.... Not that I want to but it's inevitable.... No one lives forever....
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Caro Caro 2 years ago
Holy sh!t K-T!!! I did not know this. I'm so sorry. I want you to know that I do care and you can contact me any time if and when you want to talk. HUGS (Big auntie Caro ones).
K- THULU (Submission author) 2 years ago (edited)
Thanks, appreciate it, good to know that people care.... Thing about living in total isolation, is facing things like this ( only one person knows, and that's the woman I work with, cause she's the only one I trust...)
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Birgit M 2 years ago
I'll keep my promise not to bring it up, but now that you did: There's not much I can do for you, but I'll be there for you as much as you want.
K- THULU (Submission author) 2 years ago
Thank, I really appreciate it, don't have anyone in the physical world, to admit these things to, so all this support is a bit overwhelming.... (Admittedly It was another drunk at 1am posts!) It really means a lot.... But more importantly, SYLVAINE....My god, thank you!!! I've been listening to the album " Nova" non stop for days.... Well on the way to becoming my favorite artist, absolutely fkn AWESOME!!! It's like a mashup of all my favorite artists rolled into one, sooo good!! Unbelievably fantastic!!! THANK YOU!!! Reminds me of the solo artist "Vast", at times, her voice reminds me of the vocalist with the alt band " The Sundays"and more importantly, very much like one of my all time favorite artists " Maliklia" from japan... ( I'd love to suggest the EP" condolence", but It's a bit experimental, and so precious to me, I sort of don't like sharing!!!LOL) so, again,THANK YOU!!! SYLVAINE has already made my year!!!!
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Do-nut touch da donut 2 years ago (edited)
Whether 1 year or 20 ill tell u whts gonna change... one mor person will care for u.... your life WILL have meaning.... and these years will be great.. also i wish u well.. also wish i could give ye a hug :3🍩
Headless Roach 2 years ago
We can't help you heal, but we can help you not to feel alone. Stay strong dear!
They/them MHA obsessed 2 years ago
I’m so sorry. Sending virtual hugs. Hope everyone here has a great day!
#3
That nobody liked me, including me. I've spent a lifetime changing that fact, chasing my ideal self. Having people who actually care about you, is more important than wealth, fame or power. I'm lucky to now have a handful of people who love me for being me.
Final score:
21points
#4
That I'm getting old and unattractive, my body is getting decrepit, and that I most likely will never find a good man to love me who I love as well, and who measures up to my fairly high standards (no, it isn't all about looks). It's even worse for me now because I'm barely 57 yrs old, but my body feels more like it's 70. I've wasted my life in anger and regret. Although to be fair, there was a basis for some of my feelings. But I didn't have to let those feelings drag me down. I should have only looked ahead instead of always looking behind to see who was to blame for my poor self esteem and failures, and how it could have all been different if "such an such" hadn't happened, or if "this and that" had been different.
Final score:
19points
Caro Caro 2 years ago
Michele, you are not old - 57 is not old. And you are certainly not unattractive - nobody is. I hope you are at peace and wish you a healthy and happy 2023 filled with kindness, happiness and joy.
Michele Lein (Submission author) 2 years ago
Thank you so much for your kindness and advice. It made me feel a bit better!
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Dip thong 2 years ago
Hey, you're heading into the best time of your life. Plenty of good men your age are out there looking for someone just like you. And, most of us are just like you. There is one thing I wished you would do for yourself. Look forward. Look in the mirror and accept yourself, for the person you are today. TODAY! And never look back. Forget about that s**t. It's in the past and has no hold on you anymore. Or, or you could be like me. When I look in the mirror, I see the real me and I say " good morning you wretched, wretched soul." Smile and go about my day hoping that I can hold the door open for somebody.
Michele Lein (Submission author) 2 years ago
Thank you. It's really difficult to accept myself at 57 when I still feel 30. But thank you for taking time to reply and share your thoughts. It nice to think that there are still kind souls like you out there.
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Legen ( wait for it ) dary 2 years ago (edited)
I was reading this and thinking : ooh s**t, that's me in same years(anger and regret due a abusive marriage and currently in a nasty divorce). I'm okay, but I'm still learning to be okay. Wish this would do a click on me and change my life because what you said it's very eyes opening . Now you know this about your past and yourself. You learned your lesson, so please, please, use your own words to aspire not actually getting to 70 years old and think, I wish when I was barely 57 I would do things differently, same as you are feeling now about your past. Now you know better. I know it's easy say then done but go out because other singles are wishing to know someone and let go on the whatever stopped you to live a full life and start looking forward . Hope this make sense to you as it makes in my head but can't really explain with words. Lots of love
Michele Lein (Submission author) 2 years ago
Thank you for replying and sharing. And I do totally understand your words. It seems like everytime I start to come upon a new decade in my age, I always look back and say these things to myself. "Oh, if only I'd known this or that when I turned 40." Now it's happening again as I get closer to 60. I really try to learn from my past mistakes. But it's taken so long to acknowledge my mistakes and accept myself for who I am, flaws and all, that I'm going to b heading into my 90s before I get it right, lol. But thank you. You're and angel.
Load More Replies... Temporary Dork 2 years ago
This is a very valuable insight - if you can, please join a therapy group and share your stories with the people living it now! Also: 57 is older than you've ever been, but there may be 20 more years before you're actually old. So if there's anything you'd like to do...
Margaret H 2 years ago
High standards are one thing but don't forget none of us is an angel and we have to accept that our partners sure aren't. After all, if they were angels, they'd hardly be likely to put up with our s***!
#5
That I am the only one who can and should be responsible for my happiness, my mental and physical health, my coping with life and people. No one can "make" me do or feel anything - it's all my choice. And also, that that's true of everyone else too.
Final score:
16points
Legen ( wait for it ) dary 2 years ago
Cheers to that. Back in time I used to have this "philosophy". Always cool and Zen. Then life happened, but I'm slowly walking to this philosophy again. I'm glad you fell this way too.
#6
I depended more on my husband than I thought. I don't mean taking care of me but things like doing jobs around the house, a listener, a hug. Now, my cat has to listen and give me hugs :)
Final score:
14points
Bored Retsuko 2 years ago
Oh dear Caro. That must hurt so much. But if you ask me, this is a good sign! It means that the two of you were really close!
Caro Caro (Submission author) 2 years ago
Hey you!! Yep, we were. It's getting better for me = less painful, but things like taking the garden furniture in and out of the shed - we have a lot of it. Fixing things, chopping wood, cutting grass, stuff like that.
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Stardust she/her 2 years ago
Sorry for your loss. We’re all here for you and I’m sure that your husband is looking out for you up there
Legen ( wait for it ) dary 2 years ago
Oooh Caro. I'm so very sorry for your lost. You are always so full of kind words and Auntie hugs. hope BP is helping heal your pain some how, and the cats as well. 😻
Caro Caro (Submission author) 2 years ago
Hi Legendary, thanks. How are you??
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I learned something about myself this year and that is that I am Asexual, I am different from 97% of people and I really think that if I had realized this when I was young I wouldn't have had two failed marriages. I don't know if it's because of childhood sexual abuse or just a trait because I have another sister who also told me she thinks that she is too after I told her about myself. My life's decisions would have led me on a different road and I could have just traveled to different countries working in different restaurants because I wanted to soak up knowledge of different cuisines. I think I have cancer now and will not fight it I have been very ill for so many years that now I just want to rest and go to sleep peacefully and and be pain free, I may change my mind but for now it is going to be DNR. My advice is to travel and have fun in your youth because if you wait for retirement you might not be in good health so that you can walk and explore things and think of it like this, no matter what kind of job you have they have those kinds of jobs in Belgium, France, Spain, and Italy too just save enough to get you there and work to live don't live to work life is to short so have fun now.
Final score:
14points
#8
That people will believe a beautiful lie over the ugly truth. Even if there is evidence supporting the truth.
Final score:
11points
#9
I can't save those who refuse to be saved. All the research, data, work, discussion, treatment means zero if they refuse to even hear us (the medical profession). Or if they take the headline version of a study and don't understand what the study results really *say*, in context, etc. And... yeah, all that.
Final score:
10points
Earl Grey 2 years ago (edited)
Ugh, I’m going through that now with a family member. You absolutely cannot help someone who refuses to fully participate in their own rescue and repair. Complete waste of time and money as your efforts are thwarted, subverted and disparaged at every turn, while the “blast radius” slowly widens to consume more and more family and friends. You want to respect a family member’s autonomy, but once delusions and paranoia set in it’s time to just move on and let nature take its course.
Leo Domitrix (Submission author) 2 years ago
Big supportive virtual hug, @Earl Grey. Between addicts amongst the cousins and .... My elderly mom's brain tumor altered her capacity to regulate emotions. As an MD, I understand it. As a daughter, I spend a lot of time cursing! I try, I fail, I move on. It's all I can do.
Load More Replies... Caro Caro 2 years ago
As an MD that must suck. You become one bc you want to help and heal. How's the research going ??
Leo Domitrix (Submission author) 2 years ago
We're f*cked.... Every new strain complicates the problem, b/c we're being pressured to only study Long Covid if it's from certain strains, but we want to include anyone who has had any variant. From a resarch POV, I get the pressure, but I also think we need to ignore variants. We don't get taht fussy in flu studies unless there's a clear trend in the data to indicate we should do so, e.g., H1N1-dominant years. Yes, infectious disease is just soooo not like the movies!
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that my old best friend doesn't care about me. she doesn't give a s h i t about my feelings and how much she messed me up. some people just get everything they want all the time who don't deserve it.
Final score:
9points
StrangeOne 2 years ago
Don't know why you were downvoted. I gave you an upvote. I know the feeling. My old best friend reached out to me just to invite me over and it ended up being an MLM party. She dropped contact and pretty much kicked me out when I wasn't interested in being recruited.
beethebi (formerly urbibestie) (Submission author) 2 years ago
thanks for the upvote :) and yeahhh by the end it basically just felt like i was being used
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That everything will always change. One person will love one BIG forever because they said nothing would or could ever change that not even that person. It's not true even love changes. Treat your partner well and one should have no worries. Especially if your the only one that they see and they truly do love you and you love them don't hurt them don't lie to them because many years later if they don't leave you the love from them WILL CHANGE!
Final score:
8points
Dip thong 2 years ago
There is a lot of truth here. Let me speak for just me though. I'm married for 39 years. It's been a rollercoaster of a marriage. We grew apart, separated but never divorced. I have loved and hated the same man. Today I love him more than ever before. People ask me how we do it. My answer is " I think you have to go through hell and back." That's the best I've got.
Leo Domitrix 2 years ago
Thirty years here, and same. We had a period of separation and then we healed the relationship. If we're not friends, we're not gonna make it as anything else, is our thought.
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Knowing our childhood was not normal. Setting healthy boundaries with my family because of the childhood.
Final score:
8points
#13
That people can turn on a dime. My husband of 44 years just died & his whole family, mother & 3 brothers have turned their backs on me. It is either for a perceived slight on the day he died or a future money issue, such as cutting me out of the mother's will. I have no family & my husband always said, "you'll have mine". Guess I don't.
Final score:
8points
Robyn Acker (Submission author) 2 years ago
I do have a grown son who lives on the other side of the country :)
Caro Caro 2 years ago
I'm so so sorry for you loss. I lost my husband last year and it sucks. I am lucky that I have a wonderful family. If you want, you can join and become family. My door is open and if you want to talk you can contact me ...always. Hugs Robyn.
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that just because they're your parents, it doesn't mean they love or care about you.
Final score:
8points
#15
That no matter what, I will always be older than someone.
Final score:
7points
BeepBeepBoopBoop 2 years ago
but in most cases, someone will always be older than you! Probably til you reach like 120th birthday lol
Caro Caro 2 years ago
Yeah, especially when trying on new clothes ... I end up grabbing the sleeve of some (slim) 20yo sales lady asking if it comes in a larger size LOL OR when at a shop they call you madam ... :)
Legen ( wait for it ) dary 2 years ago
Try to have a small body and go buy a nice long winter pullover and find out that now they only cover the brest (crop top) at the nice teenagers store were I buy clothes.
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That my dating/boyfriend days are over . . .
Final score:
7points
Octavia Hansen (Submission author) 2 years ago
I thought it was too dismal to post anything more . . . BUT . . . I'm REALLY into traveling now, and I mostly do it alone. Go where I want, when I want, eat what I want, change plans on a moment's weather notice. What I lost in companionship I have gained in miles. And now I have my senior pass to ALL the national parks, and recently grabbed my state pass for Texas. I'm a stay-at-home spinster. I'm now a moving target that men can't keep up with!
Octavia Hansen (Submission author) 2 years ago
Sorry . . . that's "I'm NOT a stay-at-home spinster . . ."
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People are so easily corrupted. Covid taught me that. How fast we go from disagreement to anger to actual hate. People who loved you can just up and choose not to. Friends will walk away. You will be left behind. That's why it's important to learn grace and to never give up on the people you love.
Final score:
7points
Legen ( wait for it ) dary 2 years ago
True. Unless they're toxic. Then even if you love them, walk away.
Earl Grey 2 years ago
Agree. If they’re toxic and they walk away, that’s a win.
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#18
That I am not suited for close relationships and best to just do the FWB thing or be aroace. It's really too much hassle to deal with people's irrationality and selfishness. People seem to think that once you're "with" them that you must (a) spend all your time with them and (b) that you must never disagree with them and (c) you must do only what they want to do and (d) you must not spend time with anyone else and (e) you must stop your hobbies apart from their hobbies. I guess maybe I only am attracted to narcissists. So sick of it.
Final score:
6points
Caro Caro 2 years ago
You probably are suited for a close relationship bc what I just read is not someone you want to be with unless it's a dog :). If you love someone then leave them their hobbies, their nights out with mates, etc. I always say "if you don't do things apart from your partner then you end up having nothing to talk about". Thankfully my husband agreed.
Rens 2 years ago
I think you just need to meet the right person. I have ASD, a domestic violence survivor, and I'm also disabled. I'm in a relationship with a lovely man, we've been together for almost 3 years. We are both very independent and live in our own homes; we keep our finances separate; I do all the shopping and cooking, he gives me money towards the shopping. We have our own interests, hobbies etc and we like our own space. We've got the best of both worlds; our relationship is built on mutual respect, honesty and excellent communication. We have both been married and divorced, we both have a past, and been damaged but we never bring that into our relationship.
Michele Lein 2 years ago
I agree. Man or woman partner, if you're not the "dominant" one, the one who is wants to control your every move, decision, and all your free time. Anyone you meet who is not like that, and who you are interested in as well, the relationship never works out. Like the universe doesn't want any of us to find true happiness and true love. It never fails. Somehow, no matter how hard you try, some stupid thing or circumstance ruins it. Always.
Temporary Dork 2 years ago
At the very least your partners sound immature or like they bought into the Disney version of happily ever after... Maybe some professional can help you find out why you like them so much initially?
#19
That I was in a toxic friendship and a toxic school (around the ages of 9-10)
Final score:
5points
Caro Caro 2 years ago
Glad to hear your family is supporting and loving you.
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That nobody likes me and I'm doomed to spend life alone. It's a fact that I will just have to c
Final score:
4points
#21
My realization that i am coming to terms with is that my oldest son is no longer my baby boy, he is now a teenager. Daughter 6 yr old, son 3 year old and daughter 10 month old. Children are growing up way to fast. They will grow to become independent which is also a good thing, but I am realizing I cannot be there with them all the time. Hoping they choose to make the right decisions in life. Stay on the right path that I plan for them. Backstory....Teen Parent here now my son is 15 years old. Had him during 11th Grade, now he is a 9th grader. As they get older what will they do, where will they go, will they continue on to college, will they be ok financially. Thinking about this is tough. I would love for them to stay home where I know they will be safe and sound, but realistically that cannot happen. Well All I can do is Pray they become respectable young adults and not make the same errors I made. Not that I Wish my son away, but I want them to enjoy their teen years, not having to grow up fast like we did.
Final score:
4points
#22
Nobody will ever hate you more than you already hate yourself.
Final score:
4points
Donkey boi 2 years ago
Not true in my case. I'm more than happy with myself, and there are quite a few people that hate me.
that one ace lesbian demigirl (Submission author) 2 years ago
That's good that you like yourself.
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Brian Garcia 2 years ago
I normally don't post a lot, but wow...this hits home a bit. I do tend to overly beat myself up after a mistake, goof, screw-up...whatever. This helped clarify a need in my life to relax a bit, ease up on myself, and recognize I'm my own worst critic. Sincere thanks for the reality check in my own life...time to quit sweating the small stuff...and as they say it's all small stuff!
Dip thong 2 years ago
Yea, Brian! Good for you, sir. My Mother ( a great mom ) taught me this: Love yourself. If you don't like yourself how do you expect anyone else to like you?
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#23
People with no kids/dependants will just never understand the actual juggle. No matter how nice or considerate they are…and that’s totally okay :)
Final score:
3points
censorshipsucks 2 years ago
Or people that think that having a dog or cat is the same as a kid. It's not. Kids require way more work. A cat is almost potplant level maintenance. You just have to put water down and some food occasionally. A kid, not so much. So don't tell me your "fur babies" are your kids. They're not remotely close.
Hutt'nKloas 2 years ago (edited)
I'm not comparing to kids but if people think pets have an "almost" potplant level maintenance, they should never own/take care of pets. Neglecting the emotional needs of a pet is pure animal abuse.
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#24
This isn’t as hard as others on the list, but the hardest realization I’ve had is that, I’m Aroace. I’ve just hoped I’d get crushes later in life, well, every…milestone has hit, and nothing has sparked. I don’t want to be a part of the lgbt, I want to be sure that I can just say who I like and my (homophobic) family can like it. I wish I liked people at all. I want to understand what my friends are going through with this. I don’t want to be alone, I want someone to be with on valentines, or to prom, but I know it won’t happen. No hate to the lgbtq though, but I want to be a normal kid again. I want to be the person my parents thought I’d be. But I’m not. I’m just not.
Final score:
3points
Temporary Dork 2 years ago
This is the first part of growing up: realizing who we are, and usually that's not who our parents thought we'd be. And that's more than okay! It's not easy to be an individual, but it sure beats the alternative. Now go prepare for the next step: everything always changes, including you :)
#25
I can't make other people like me, or make them be happy.
Final score:
3points
#26
You can't help anyone. Not where, when, or how it counts anyway.
Final score:
2points
Caro Caro 2 years ago
Yes you can. Some need a friendly word, understanding and an ear. That goes a long way. I hope you are ok. We are here for you if you want to talk.
Dip thong (Submission author) 2 years ago (edited)
I'm fine! Whenever I have tried to help ( not talking about a bowl of soup ) it bit me in the a*s every single time. It's cost me worry, money, sleep, time, gas, and a chunk of my heart, arguments with my husband and other friends and family, and some sanity. Or else I was just a sucker and they saw me coming. I'm speaking from a lifetime of experience. I know of one person that went on to do better but it was only after I took my hands off the situation and stopped helping.
Load More Replies... Earl Grey 2 years ago
While you can’t change a person, you can certainly help them become a better version of themselves. Help can be a four-letter word if you don’t do it right.
Dip thong (Submission author) 2 years ago (edited)
Then I didn't do it right. I paved many a road to hell.
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Most people won't ever get promoted at work, and those promoted are not the hardest, most deserving employees. I'm not manager material. No one listens to anything I say, and everything I do say gets countered. Few people take me seriously and I may have no desire to be in charge, anyways. I don't like it because I want a shot at leading people. I haven't led anyone in all my life. I'm not managerial material.
Final score:
2points
Cleo Neufeld 2 years ago
Im with you on that one. I wouldn't make it as a manager. Its just not my place.
Donkey boi 2 years ago
So the most important thing to realise is that there is a HUGE difference between managers and leaders. Most managers are not good leaders, and good leaders rarely become managers. A leader looks after their team and those they are responsible for. A manager looks after the company and the bottom line, they will ignore staff happiness to achieve more profit. I'm a natural leader, I will take charge of a situation and people will listen to me because they know I want to solve the problem. Head office don't like me very much because I focus on running a healthy working environment and will let profit slip to make sure my team are happy. I have the lowest turnover of staff but also one of the lowest revenues out of the 200 clinics the company owns. I'm an OK manager, but a great leader.
StrangeOne (Submission author) 2 years ago
What you just described is mirroring what I see going on at my work. We have a supervisor in my department who's trying to be fair to everyone but we can all see she is under a lot of pressure to take away some of the aspects of my job that make it safe and functional. At the same time, management has been going on about making sure we're doing things safely. The manager loves to yell at everyone to go faster and complaining how our store location isn't doing as well as other locations. We've had a few people leave and a few turnovers in the months I've been there. The disconnected awareness between mgmt and the rest of us has been pitting staff against staff and we're just pointing the fingers at who we think is the problem. Meanwhile, if anyone saw the customer reviews online it's easy to see the issue we have with low sales is higher prices at our location than the others in the city, and lower quality items (thrift store), and no fitting rooms, with keypad locks on the washrooms.
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#28
That my ex was an alcoholic who would never change and that I couldn't help. It ended up with a straight decision between trying to help her, or ending up as a mental basket case myself. In the end I noped the hell out of there which might sound cowardly but the hard realisation bit was that some folk jut cannot be helped. Four years later I found out from a mutual friend that she'd died of chronic liver failure and had requested that I attend her funeral (a request I declined). I still think about the number of times well meaning friends and family told me to get out and I didn't.
Final score:
2points
#29
I believed that my golden years were in middle school. I had an amazing friend group, got good grades, and a relationship (which I thought was the best). High school made me realize that all but one of my friends used me because I am smart and would help them if they pretended to be my friend, they never cared about me, and why you don't date in middle school (I was naive and just wanted a friend, he wanted a relationship and I couldn't say for out of fear). It took me two years of high school and a true friend group to realize that they were using me in middle school. I stayed at our K12. They all left and never talked to me again. I am still dealing with the anxiety and imposter syndrome and uncertainties that came out of that era, but my friends now are close to family now, and we are working through our stuff together.
Final score:
1point
#30
That how much I drank, what I drank, and how long I drank had nothing to do with being an alcoholic. I'm an alcoholic because of *why* I drank and how I changed when I was drunk. It took 6.5 years of 12-step meetings and therapy to finally feel like I was good enough (or bad enough, I suppose) for help. That realization was so freeing, and I was finally able to start healing. I celebrated 10 years sober in December, and it's the best part of my life.
Final score:
1point
Proud Mommy 2 years ago
Congratulations on your sobriety. Keep it up. Days may get tough. Hang in there. You are a better/good person whether you know it or not. Again Congratulations.
What do you think ?
Stardust she/her 2 years ago
That school is messing me up. I’m stressed out over everything. I have a few large assignments due and my exams are going on and I can’t hope to pass with the way I understood the concepts.
Naomi Williams 2 years ago
That I was actually sexually assaulted.. it wasn't a nightmare.. it wasn't me going koo koo.. it really happened. And I can't go back in time to change what happened. And I now have a scar on my face that seems like a siren screaming 'she got assaulted!'
Temporary Dork 2 years ago
Nobody knows! Read this: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/242531/scars-mended-using-transplanted-hair-follicles/
Load More Replies... Stardust she/her 2 years ago
That school is messing me up. I’m stressed out over everything. I have a few large assignments due and my exams are going on and I can’t hope to pass with the way I understood the concepts.
Naomi Williams 2 years ago
That I was actually sexually assaulted.. it wasn't a nightmare.. it wasn't me going koo koo.. it really happened. And I can't go back in time to change what happened. And I now have a scar on my face that seems like a siren screaming 'she got assaulted!'
Temporary Dork 2 years ago
Nobody knows! Read this: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/242531/scars-mended-using-transplanted-hair-follicles/
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