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Old Jun 05, 2014, 08:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Zwangsstörung View Post
Hi there, Nat92. I'll just reply as I'm reading, as this is quite a long message, and I may forget if I reply at the end. xD


Ooo yeh. Tidy bedroom, tidy mind - am I right? I feel all over the place when my room is a tip; once its tidy, I start feeling a little together.


Agreed.


Back in the old days, I also had it all there for everyone to see. (I think at some point I realised I had OCD, and kept trying to tell people, but they weren't having it) My dad was the hardest person to convince I had some serious problems; it wasn't his fault, though. Back then, we saw a child-psychologist, who was a complete spoon, saying all EVERYTHING I did, was because of mummy and daddy splitting up; what a load of nonsense. ¬_¬

But yeah, when you're trying to say "Help!" and nobody listens, ... it's aggravating - if that's what you're getting at, then I totally relate. Luckily, as life went on, things started getting more obvious, I started getting worse, getting older so it wasn't just fobbed off with kid stuff, and so I ended up eventually getting some level of recognition (that I had these problems) and then some support. (meds, CBT, support offers I declined, and awaiting supported housing)


That's amazing. 'o.O I also did a lot of that moving around; it was horrible. So hard to settle. I came out of school with NO grades, thanks to bullying, home troubles, mental health, yadda yadda. My education came after school, when I taught myself. (lots of time on my hand, and the desire to learn, or "undo" the mess) So, I'd say you did quite well getting an A+ in English! Is English something you enjoy? 'cause that'd be a bonus.


Literally just said out-loud: "Aaaa, God yeh, you're telling me!" xD So basically, I know exactly how that feels! Particularly, because of my OCD. But yeah, it takes a lot of energy. >.<


And I'm betting it's double-standards, in that they can praise themselves and not get patronizing remarks.


I don't think it's wrong, but I do think family should be there for each other. (which they are not, for you)


Egh, God, I had a similar thing with my sister; she was like the "golden child", but me? I was the black sheep (still am, really) that does everything wrong and can't do anything right. It's no wonder I instantly feel guilty for crap that has nothing to do with me, ... but I'll find a way to make it about me. (not in a self-centered way, ... hopefully xD)

Yeah, I relate to a lot of that, unfortunately. :\

For me, it got easier as the years went by, ... I got smarter, my dad got smarter. As for my mother, I haven't seen her in over 10 years, nor heard even her voice, so I have no clue what the heck she thinks about me. (probably all sorts of horrible, crazy stuff. :\)

Keep sharing stuff here, if it helps get it out. I'd say you've earned it.

Take care.
I can't tell you how wonderful it is to find someone who can relate. I mean, it really makes me feel less lonely. Whenever I brought all this up with some of the people I talk to online, they couldn't relate at all.

They were either close with their siblings or had none, divorced parents or one parent etc. Most of them found it weird that my sister is just 1 year older and that we're not even a bit close.

I feel like there's years between us because of the way she acts towards, always telling me what to do etc.
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