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scjarv offline Verified User (3 months, 4 weeks) Long Term User Shouts: 0 #
An Unknown Location | 2 months, 2 weeks ago (10 minutes after post)

You said you were accepted into the military, so I assume you’re old enough to leave. You could join the military or you could just leave, but don’t hang around sharpening your knives and loading your guns. There is no reason to hang around abusive “alchoholics, drug dealers, and high school drop outs” anyway. If you are trying to do something positive with your life and they are trying to hold you back, it is time to move on. Leave the door open for later reconciliation, but it sounds as if that isn’t likely to happen anytime soon. Wait somewhere else.

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linuxya offline Verified User (2 years, 8 months) Long Term User Shouts: 15 #
An Undisclosed Location | 2 months, 2 weeks ago (13 minutes after post)

Cut off the family

Open yourself to others. Seek out people with your values. It is a waste of time to try to get people who don’t share your values to appreciate what you do. If anything you just remind them of what a failure they are. That will make them hate you.

Find people you can trust. The only way to do that is to allow yourself to be vulnerable with new people. If you retreat into a shell, you will be empty forever. You can find love, respect and affection. But you have to learn to give it to others who can give it back.

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ggd offline Unverified User #
An Undisclosed Location | 2 months, 1 week ago (3 days, 14 hours after post)

im sorry for what you’re going through — but it sounds like you’re getting your life on track and I think you should be really proud of yourself and of your accomplishments…

furthermore, you sound like a caring and sensitive individual and i agree with the others in that you should not subject yourself to the mean and petty behaviour you described above because you -my dear- are going somewhere with your life and you have options… heck, even if you wrote that you didn’t have any options, I still would have said you need to get the heck away from these people (family or not)…

it takes time to heal, and let someone in and then trust that they wont hurt you but even if you do get hurt — you are strong and you will make it through… I only ask that you first determine that they are worthy of you, before you let them in…

and when the right person or friends come along you will know in your gut that you can trust them and it will “feel different” because you wont have to put yourself down and make yourself small so the others around you can feel good about themselves — let your light and good out into the world — the world needs good people like you…

all you have to do is continue to make the decisions that benefit you and bring you closer to your goals and know in your heart that the good that you are seeking is seeking you in return… until such time i seriously wouldn’t worry about it…
:)

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Need some assistance….
my father came down this weekend i haven’t seen him in 14 months. I haven’t been very happy with him lately as he has never returned my calls, makes empty promises, and rarely speaks to me. Me and my dad have a shaky history, eg he was physically and mentally abusive to me as a child. Anyway my father came down and ignored me the entire time. when i told him of my accomplishments (CPR-First Aid, Security Guards license, and acceptance in the Military) he was quick to brush me off ignored me and listened to my brother and congratulated him on learning how to drive in an empty parking lot with his girlfriend… he is 26 years old!.
Any way everyone ganged up on me insulted me and freaked out on me when they were drinking (i didn’t drink as it messes with hormones and i bodybuild) so i walked home it was a 5 hour walk(about 40 kilometers), he didn’t call to apologize, and i wasn’t invited to the BBQ with the rest of my family. I am not a bad person hell if anything i treat them 100x better than they deserve but thats not the point the point is they continue to isolate me hurt me and insult me for trivial stuff while they have the ‘real’ problems eg my family mostly consists of Alcoholics, Drug users and high school drop outs.
I dont have many friends because i push everyone away, and i am really defensive and i know people can read that in my body language. i just feel that if something doesnt change drastically i will give in to the urges of evil and hurt others, but i dont want to. I really dont its not my nature, but i just want to be ….sigh

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anonymous11/7 offline Verified User (1 month, 1 week) Shouts: 0 #
An Unknown Location | 3 weeks, 6 days ago (1 month, 2 weeks after post)

It sounds like you’re caught up in all of the negativity around you w/ not enough of an outlet. It seems that your family keeps putting you down when you’ve worked so hard to make a life for yourself- ex- bodybuilding (pretty hardcore), military, CPR training etc. It also sounds like you would like some credit and praise for your achievements. You can congratulate yourself on all of your accomplishments. Clearly, you’re a very strong person to come from that kind of background and achieve so much! And it takes an even stronger person to be able to admit that they are “defensive” and that they “push everyone away.” That’s a really great first step. Next you need to think about why you’re doing those things. While you’re doing that, you need more positive influences in your life and ways to meet people, even if you don’t get super close w/ them…Maybe like taking a class (martial arts sounds like it’d be up your alley or maybe yoga to calm you mind?). Also, joining Alanon a group for families and friends of alcoholics might be good for you because it provides a safe environment to say whatever you want, vent, cry w/e and maybe that would help you stop pushing people away a bit. Or if you are religious at all, perhaps find a church, mosque or temple that you go to on a regular basis and go talk to one of the spiritual leaders there. They have to listen - it’s their job ;) And in doing these things, you’ll cultivate yourself and realize that your family is your family, but you are not like them and they put you down for the same reason that they engage in self-destructive behavior: they’re not happy w/ themselves or their own lives, and you need to just keep reminding yourself of that. When they put you down it’s not about you, it’s about them. Hope that helps a little…:) Good luck!

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