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Is there any way you feel you're not a part of the human race?

For me it's love or dating. I'm working on it but coming from excessive severe trauma, you feel beyond broken. So it's difficult to believe I'm someone that a guy could be with or love. I watch couples and it's heart wrenching inside, feeling I'm not worthy of it. Many people WOULD ditch me after learning how crippling my PTSD can be. I'm just hoping for a miracle one day though.
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@DancingStarGoddess I would like to add that (from all I`ve read and so on,) the nature of our *modern* world, is very antithetical to healing, of our souls. It eschews community and otherness and it is just too LOUD too raucous , too cut off from nature from each other. It is all in a maddening rush...
We are not meant to be this way, we can not heal this way.

I created a group on EP, called, I Have Lived Here A Long Time But It Doesn't Feel Like Home . https://similarworlds.com/837467-I-Have-Lived-Here-A-Long-Time-But-It-Doesnt-Feel-L

and also: I Am An Extraterrestrial.
https://similarworlds.com/537091-I-Am-An-Extraterrestrial/1456051-Less-Than-The-Facts-But-Only-The-Truth-This-is-a
@DancingStarGoddess You are most welcome.
OldBrit · 61-69, M
Multiple ways. Always felt as a kid I was "different from". Can't really explain it but I just never felt comfortable around others a lot of the time.

I like rugby not football, not into golf, most of my musical tastes are away from the mainstream (ie prog, folk, jazz, etc).

Today I'm far more comfortable just being me not trying to fit in etc and I accept who I am. It's OK being me.
JoyfulSilence · 51-55, M
Nope, my body is constantly telling me I'm human! Or at least an animal. I guess it is my higher brain functions that remind me I am a human animal.

As for dating and relationships, I have never experienced those. Of course hormones and loneliness made me want them, yet dating seemed annoying. Just lounging on the couch would be fine. But travel, museums, and dining sound fun. Yet I can do that on my own, LOL!

I never wanted kids so there was no pressure there.

As I have aged, my hormones have collapsed, and my mental state has stabilized as I grew wiser, wealthier, and more independent. Some companionship would be nice, but people can be annoying, too. I might still want my own space. I certainly do not need nagging.

It used to cause depression but I let all that go, accepted my singleness, and focused on learning and relaxing. Finishing my career, and then being free, except for all the goods and services I need from others. But they respond well to credit cards!

Good luck on your journey. You are nice. I hope you find love and friendship.
Coralmist · 41-45, F
@JoyfulSilence I think we all need companionship. But I agree alone time is nice too.idont think anyone should give up who they are fully to date. I know if I find someone I'll want space lol. Thank you 🌟
JoyfulSilence · 51-55, M
@Coralmist

My parents each have their own space. My dad is usually in their living room, and my mom in a spare bedroom with all her crafts. They have two TV's!

My mom's parents were like that, too. Grandpa usually was in their furnished basement, with a TV, lounge, bar (that he made!), and woodshop! Grandma was upstairs with the main part of the house, with her own TV.

My parents once said they and I should get a house together. I said only if we had separate apartments in the house, LOL! But I would love mom to cook breakfast! 😁 But let me cook my own dinner meat. They always overcook it and dry it out.
Yes; That is the nature of Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. One of my dx of over 20 years ago.
I woke up with so much pain (physical pain) I want to lash out(read: SCREAM!!!/cry) or just self harm.

I am sorry it is so rough for you, I do understand. You are worthy of kindness and love 🤗🌻
JustNik · 51-55, F
I tend to feel human, but I do have a sense of separation from the majority. I can relate to watching and not feeling worthy. For me it’s just relationships in general. One thing I know is that the feeling of unworthiness is a rubbish game our head plays with us that perpetuates the issue. I’m glad you’re continuing to try to overcome that. 🤗
FrugalNoodle · 46-50, M
I've felt that way since grade 3, just different from everyone else in my "social sphere". Those akin would be known as Isolationists, people who lucked out in circumstances, and can do without what is normal for humans in general.
TurtlePink · 51-55, M
I feel the same about marriage. No man actually wants me long term to make me their wife. And I think it’s because I’m too mentally ill. Sometimes I even feel like my mom is paying my boyfriend to stay and not leave me and the kids like all the other men have done.
This is actually so sad to read because you're not undeserving of love, at all. Don't give up on yourself
Coralmist · 41-45, F
@HijabaDabbaDoo Thank you friend 🌼
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
I wish you the best.
in one way I feel like it.
hunkalove · 70-79, M
I don't care about owning stuff. It doesn't seem worth the effort.
(((((HUGS))))) My own gender issues kept me from seeking relationships with women until my late 20's, I was always afraid of rejection.
Coralmist · 41-45, F
@mindstruggle Thank you 🌸🫂

 
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