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Originally Posted by divine1966
When you lived in Cincinnati you had the most horrible things to say about that city. You blamed Cincinnati for many of your issues. You now complain about Dallas. Could it be that location isn't as much of an issue as other things? Typically our issues follow us no matter where we live. Could you find a therapist in Dallas ( or anywhere) and try that?
Also how are you affording living in affluent community? In Cincinnati you worked minimum wage jobs and always said you are completely broke and can't afford anything. What type of job did you get in Texas that immediately changed your financial situation so drastically?
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I'm completely aware what you're talking about, it's always been hard on me. I'm doing some new things now to break out of my comfort zone.
I'm very much trying my best to change my outcome.
I currently still live with my parents, but already have another job out here, but planning on finding a better job. I have one temporarily to get me income. I'm saving up to move out on my own nearby.
It was my situation before where my parents kept me hostage financially to let met go be independent. I know the risk of me moving out is I'm scared about my neurological problems will again prevent me from being free soon.
It's gotten a lot worse since the move. I had my back and shoulders go out and it's very painful to breathe at times when it occurs. I ontop of that have many more physiological issues, that I'm trying to overcome even thought there is no cure for this disorder.