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Originally Posted by Anna72914
When I was his age, and his mother was my age. I wasn't allowed to speak to her that way. He talks to me like crap and it's okay though, was my point. I'm not comparing me at age 23 to a 15 year old, I'm comparing me at 15. And I'm sure I will be able to when he's 23 too.
I wish getting over it was that easy, but I'm still partially stuck in childhood for other reasons, which is another story and more complicated.
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Thanks for clarifying. Now I better understand.
Where did I say anything was easy? Getting over the emotional hardships of childhood is probably the hardest thing there is to do. And probably no one ever does 100%.
I'ld like to tell you that, one of these days, your family will probably regret not appreciating you more for the unique person that you are. I don't think that is likely to happen though. That's why I say, if you want to feel valued, you might want to look for that elsewhere. These people will probably never change - is all I'm saying.