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Am I going to be something soon enough? I'm sorry for these posts but I'm losing my mind.

When I was a kid I accused my parents of abusing me and I will never be able to take that back. They lived their whole lives doing and trying their best despite all the hardship they went through (and they did go through hardship).

I dropped out of high school.

I dropped out of college that my parents paid for.

I failed every opportunity my family ever tried to provide for me.

They're all getting older. Nobody gets any younger. Our time here is limited. And I feel pressured beyond any resolution. I'm an alcoholic mentally ill person with no qualifications under my belt. I work a job that is not financially sustainable and only possible through my dad's support. I see nothing else happening for me, at least not in time to show anyone around me that I can be something and all the effort they put into me since I was born was worth it. I feel like by the time I get a grip on myself they will all be gone. It's too late.

I'm sorry I've been posting like this for nearly a year now. I don't expect anyone to have a solution. I want someone to say a magic word and make it better. But it's not. This is just the way it is. I ruined everything. Every happy childhood memory I have has been disgraced by me.
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Arrow17 · F
You have to tackle your addiction.
If you can win over alcohol you will have a better future to earn money.
You are an adult so stop taking money from your dad.

Stop using mental illness as an excuse.

You have to be strong to walk out from your dilemma.

Are you single? Have you married with 2 children?

I was in bottom of my life. I was pregnant when I was 16 year old.

I was a single mom with 2 children. Life was very hard to bring up 2 children on my own. My partner didn't care about his children after separation. I ate once a day so I would able to feed my children.

I was changing many jobs in my life. I just found out that I don't like to work for people.

I haven't got any addiction. My life is excellent after all the storms.
In any spiritual tradition, facing and owning up to what you have done wrong is the start of a new beginning.
Have you told your parents how sorry you are and how grateful?
@ThePatientAnarchist I will make sure they hear.
sarabee1995 · 31-35, F
@SinlessOnslaught Yes, as my friend the Patient Anarchist said, every day starts a new. And you can decide at any point to face your past and plot a new future. You CAN do it if you choose to. :)
@sarabee1995 Thank you both. 🫂

 
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