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HumanEarth · F
All 3 and in my late 50s
1PrivateHannah · 51-55, F
@HumanEarth I guess pain really starts @50.
HumanEarth · F
No
it started the day I was born. It’s about how you live with it and how you cope.
I’ve worked a hard life: roofing and home remodeling, then building and running my farm for more than 20 years. I beat my body up, and now it’s starting to fail—because I chose physical labor as my livelihood.
Emotional pain came from my father’s abuse and a few bad relationships that messed me up for a while. My mind is in a better place now, though it hasn’t always been. I still have my moments - who doesn’t?
it started the day I was born. It’s about how you live with it and how you cope.
I’ve worked a hard life: roofing and home remodeling, then building and running my farm for more than 20 years. I beat my body up, and now it’s starting to fail—because I chose physical labor as my livelihood.
Emotional pain came from my father’s abuse and a few bad relationships that messed me up for a while. My mind is in a better place now, though it hasn’t always been. I still have my moments - who doesn’t?
1PrivateHannah · 51-55, F
@HumanEarth hard physical labor & psychological hurdles can really bring us down. I was physically & verbally abused by my ex and I'm now in a better place too. We have to be proud of ourselves amidst the setbacks of the past.
Coping is the best remedy.
Coping is the best remedy.


