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I started off my day feeling pretty comfortable. Now, for some reason, I feel like a terrible person.
I don't do well in work situations; I've never mixed well with coworkers, where people essentially have to be nice to me, but I feel as though people don't really want to be friends with me. I have always had trouble maintaining confidence in myself. I wish I had an eff it attitude because, really, it doesn't matter if my coworkers accept me, does it? I have (very few) friends. I have goals which fulfill me. But I suppose I remember all of the rotten things I've ever done or said to people--which is a lot of things--and I believe that I'm a horrible, terrible person. |
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If you have contact with the people you've done or said bad things to? If so, write a letter. Get it out of your system. You don't have to send it, but rather get it out of the brain and on paper
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My aunt, my father, and my stepmother want nothing to do with me. I don't know that this is entirely my fault, but after a long childhood of rejection it is like, the bottom row of Jenga blocks that got pulled out. You know? I just can't seem to put the blocks back together. My half-sisters (whom I just met about 8 years ago) want a relationship with me (long story) but after this rejection, I can't seem to bring myself to do it. And like I said, I know it isn't all my fault. But it overshadows everything in my life. |
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(((( graystreet ))))
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Im sorry your in such a struggle on many levels. I think the best advice I can offer is ...
Be kind to yourself...
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