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Originally Posted by Creative1onder
Why are you so hard on yourself? What's made you hate yourself and life so much? Is it the depression, illness making me feel bad or people what they've said and how they've behaved with you? You can't expect others to be kind, help,care and support you if you don't like/value /accept yourself and treat yourself well. Not good to depend on or expect too much from others.
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OCD is why. Bad experience after bad experience and feeling toxic shame because things aren't perfect is why I am the way I am. It seems for me to actually be taken serious some super serious hardcore event is supposed to have afflicted me in some way. Which is a joke and shows how little some people know. I'm not going to conjure up some story about myself so that people will take my problems seriously. No I am this way because I take everyday events badly because I have no idea why I do that. Early events shaped a piece in my brain to take things a certain way and thus overall formed my brain to be afraid of socializing period.
I don't expect people to be kind but others shouldn't expect me to be nice towards them if this is the case. Only people I am depending on at this point is my parents and you're right that probably isn't good. Though I expect what I expect out of myself. I am just shooting in the air with this response because I don't really have an expectations out of people but to be understanding. Which isn't really the case with most people. People's emotions confuse me and seem fake/unreal. I feel I can say anything I want to people because everything isn't real and it's just one big show. If I ever managed to no longer feel the anxiety with real people I would get the problem of saying anything I thought about others and then I would get a lot of bad reactions and eventually force myself back into isolation.
Though I am just shooting in the air because I am not quite sure what you mean if I am honest. IT just feels like people shooting in the air and hoping they understood what one another meant.