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#126
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And the magic is lost.Freds cousin thought she was a psychiatrist/chologist too. I was only good at sport and art because I must be autistic. I would only say artistic more like, to counteract the accusation. And I only said unique, to Freds cousin because my parents told my other friends parents that I did not have a mind of my own when they were drinking at the pub to sound hard. I did not think there was anything unique about me. Its the type of thing you say to a friend and they normally say : thank god there is only one you. But not my clan. The pair would say I had no spine or back bone, when I would rather keep the peace than be right and I would go along with someone's view just to keep them happy. You have hold your own, not be a door mat. They would say this when drinking in the safety of their own homes or out as pals. But in the real world they were not advocates of their own advice.
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#127
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When you stop having fun
You may as well be dead. Then Hemmingway took A shotgun and bang. I was leaving so I didn't Have anything to lose. I was leaving even if It was in a body bag. And I don't regret Putting up that comment. I would have deleted it In my own time when I came to my senses. It was class A drugs. If I was male I could Have confronted, them And ask do they Realise the consequences Of what they were up to It they got caught? Class A drugs. Marijuana for own use, That I can over look And not worry too much. But this was class A drugs. |
#128
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It was a cliquey place.
And I was a shadow Of my former self. I found it hard to assert Myself so your comment Was not without evidence. And this wasn't the job I applied for either. I didn't connect with The girls my age. They were spritely And spoke of college And dressing up on nights out. I was at odds thinking I was a washed up loser On one hand, yet I can do better than this On the other. The only Lady who made an effort To talk to me was laid off When the cafe changed I think. I knew a losing battle When I saw one. But thanks Freds sis All the same. |
#129
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Then came the third stab.
If I hadn't been given That chance, from your Suggestion, I seriously Doubt I would be here, now. I would have been Six feet underground. I would have given up. I did not get back To the main boss on her messages Where they asked me To get in touch. It wasn't Until they declared that It was good news and, They had another job Going if I would like to try. That I rang back. It was a life saver. And I feel terrible For being mad, when Your observation was Actually not far off. And your work pal, Sod her stupid Hungover joke. They Were looking out For my best interests Overall too. She was More encouraging Than my own mum Come to think of it. And rest bite, said I was a good quine. It was like a Chinese Launderette, not like East enders, and being Out back was a God send when I First began. Gave me Time to gather strength. And to the women In the previous job, It's not a problem. Your not the only Ones to make the Same misconception about me. I was no good on That one machine. In the other job though I aced the machine, And not everyone could. But I have to be honest With myself and cut Myself some slack. I Had had a serious Mental break down. And in reality I should Have taken oodles of time out. But I wasn't allowed That luxury coming from I am from. So I did Well to land on my feet. We make our own luck sometimes. |
#130
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From my experience I
Know how gossip and rumours Can get out of hand. And when they said: One of them who Move a street away From their parents, I would say it Happened all of ONCE. I would put all My chips down on, It was ancient history. Or they got their Wires crossed. And There is every possibility That it was a lie. They were from a former Fishing town after all. Hounds. An ancient rumour. God only knows why They felt the need To dredge it up. Maybe ignorance is bliss. Or it just delays the inevitable. |
#131
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I swear to make it
In that field you Had to have an Element of madness To soldier on. And saying I was One of the Maguire's Was just a reflex Reaction borne from Jealousy. My name is Unusual and not stereotypically Scottish. Or Irish, English, Welsh etc. But it sounds like A knights, hand From mediaeval times So chances are it Really is just English. There is no tartan So can't be Celtic. But I know I have German family on that side. So if there was a Rumour, then chances are My family had just Relocated and were Getting established. And The rumour was From narrow minded Locals, Who were in no position To judge but it Made them feel superior. I rest my case. |
#132
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She knew my Gran was house proud too so she knew where to aim at the jugular . None of my friends did what my mum expected. I did manage to ignore her accusations sensing a hint of jealousy. I was young and a high achiever. My father ruined their life and I was the remains. I was at school and I was at the gym every night helping and training. I had no time to see my pals never mind do house work! I still took the dog every single day and hung out washing in morning. Did dishes, ironed (everyones clothes) and cooked for myself. Just because I never did the bathroom. Why did my Grand parents not realise that I should have been encouraged to concentrate on my studies and sport? My mum worked part time and it was just a flat. AND I DID help out. She enforced that it wasn't my room, it was the room that belonged to the flat that THEY payed for. That I would grow up and thank them for putting a roof over my head. It was like they begrudged having me stay. After age 16, the join up to the forces age, I was living on borrowed time. At 17 I started paying "digs." I was supposed to be talented and my parents did nothing but make me feel insignificant. I felt like they wanted me to fall so they could laugh and say we told you so. Life is a b^tch who always wins. What was so special about me After all? Last edited by Anonymous32895; Sep 29, 2018 at 05:48 AM. |
#133
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I was no Angel.
My mum told EVERYONE. So I wouldn't even Try and be One. I didn't even threaten To do "my girl." Things were different when I was young and we We're practically thrown Out the house to play outside. So I may have said That we threatened to, Put them through letter box. But none of us did. I know it was bad Enough to catch them For no reason. But I was really young. I had a Sega and a Nintendo but I Wasn't at any club's. So I went out With My friends and Played football or on Scooter or bike. I read and did All of my home work Of course. I liked learning. Martial Arts was a Wondrous step for me. To help me get Out of my shell. And I wish I had the Chance to have started When I was younger, Or was a cadet. To have been a part Of something. I Had my family But we weren't allowed An opinion in my house. I wasn't a free child. I may have appeared to be. So of course I rebelled. My father joined up When he was 15. It was in the blood I guess. And everyone around Me were trying to act hard, So it left an impression on me. |
#134
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Thank goodness for the mistakes
It meant that the letter was invalid. My 500 pound lap top Changed the date by autocorrect And I didn't proof read it. Sorry for complaining. |
#135
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I'm sorry about your parents. Sounds like you had a really rough childhood.
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#136
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The first I was not ready
And I I was let go before The three month trial. The second I would Have been paid off Eventually seeing it was Changing to self service. But again I didn't apply Myself and at the three Month trial I decided to Take my severance pay Rather than fight my case. And my personal Life saw that I had A second major melt down. I left an abusive relationship And went from one Frying pan to another. And I quit before I Was due a disciplinary. And I was set to leave, Long before and I couldnt stand the job. It was the only job Other than retail that I could get quickly. NOW I was too old To get an office job Without going back To college and I had A mortgage and bills To contribute to. Last edited by Anonymous32895; Sep 29, 2018 at 08:34 AM. |
#137
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Actions have consequences.
And I am fortunate That it wasn't life threatening. 999 should have been My first port of call. But I know why, Things spiralled out of hand. Nobody sat down And formally said: Don't tamper with anything Without making a consultation Or the same thing or worse That happened at 18 Could happen again. I needed to come Down to earth. This Was a rude awakening. |
#138
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My rude awakening
Was hastily followed By a three month Stint in hospital rehab. My parents stopped Visiting and I had to Stop by theirs to Keep up appearances Because I lost it At one visit. I can't remember a Word I said I just remember I Was that caught up In the emotions That I had sweat Sliding down my face And my mum Getting moist eyes. In an instant. Tears. Oh, I can't bear seeing You like this she Said in a look to David. And the nurse said: You can't go with Your parents in this state. I must have wanted All my belongings. When I seen them At their house David jumped down My throat saying: Told you she would Try and blame us. Then he layed down On the coach And switched off. Being sat In rehab all Day, means one thing: You can't escape thinking About the past. When your days Melt into one another. And I had been turning Over in my head One particular night. David did what he Could to submit me and And my mum slapped Me with such muster And meaning glaring me In the eyes calling Me by the most derogatory Blow a female can get. I had never felt So utterly worthless. Like the slap Had branded the words Onto my face. |
#139
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I cut the contact with
Everyone after the incident With my Mum And Gran. The doctors were going To let me go since I was taking what They recommended and Could recover out With hospital. But I couldnt sleep Seeing as Gran was Padding about the Whole night. So I took a doctors Advice and took Myself back to the Safety of the rehab hospital Where I could rest And recuperate properly. I went back to Collect some clothes And I would endure a cuppa. My Grans chair was In the middle of the Kitchen pointed to the door, me. When it was always At the table. And My mum directly Behind me. So it Was pre-hearsed, planned When one of them Knew I was coming. My Gran stood at the Kitchen window all day So would have seen Me arriving. And my Mum said oh look Who decided to Show her face. It's your fault Your Grans hitting The bottle. Then My Gran went baaa And started crying Between puffs of smoke. And when I picked Up what I needed I swallowed my pride, And I told them That I would jump Through the hoops. I was more than Entitled to the help That was available. And I agreed to go To the homeless hostel Until a solution arised. But luckily my district Are amazing when it Comes to helping people In a crisis and I Got a single person's Temporary let because I wasn't an addict and I knew how to take Care of myself And it was In a more Remote area so many Would turn it down. I went to the library. I did my shopping. And true to form, I knew I hit the bottom, When In a shop My eyes went completely Out of focus, in A hypnotic state, Where my surroundings Just disappeared for A brief 30 second. I wasn't thinking Of anything or in A daydream. Just A feeling of zoning out. It happened after My first breakdown When I was at a games Night at my aunt's. And it made every one Uncomfortable and I was So embarrassed that It happened in the Midst of every one. At The pub I was Just too drunk and tired. |
#140
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I was really delirious,
I May have imagined That the nurse said I would never get Out of the rehab hospital. I don't think that is Even possible today?? That night was the Most unwell state I have Ever been in. I think my mind Was paranoid. They Were nice when Giving me the flu jab, And the next few Mornings greeted me As sleeping beauty. And when I said I was hibernating in My room so I wouldn't Spend money I didn't have, She said well I Can't knock your honesty. And when I asked For some biscuits, She said treat yourself And go for the Best of the bunch, Have the chocolate Bourbons hopefully that Pack will see for A few days. |
#141
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Only shared the conclusion with me. After that holiday Where my mum told Everyone I ruined it. She would have been Chomping at the bit To tell everyone. The don't take responsibility For anything. Spending Four nights a week In the pub drinking Their hard earned crust. My Grandad had to Buy them both a car When my bro was born. And a tv for our bedroom. Thank God for my Grand parents. I DID try on the holiday I spoke to a lassie But her mum said She was a mother goose And loved the kiddies. So She played with them. The family we spoke to The wee girl sat With me sometimes On my lap and Gave me a cuddle. They got blitzed And went on stage One night for the Entertainment and they Re enacted doing a c^ap And having sex, On stage and acting Like a pair of Non Educated Delinquents and I was Absolutely mortified to Be associated with them. They said they walked the dog After sex in their mornin routine When it was me, Who always took him. All they did was Go to the boozer. I Went snorkling in the sea. It was nice walking Around the harbour, marina. We never went on trips. And I was promised the earth And nothing transpired. They told the family we Spoke to that my brother Was an excellent golfer Who got private lessons From a pro and spent His nights on the golf course. Shining star is our loon. And didn't say one word About my academic Or sporting endeavours. I deliberately never took A book with me Because I wanted to join in And take in the surroundings Like coming face to face With a tentacled jelly fish After jumping cliffs into the sea. I got a pile of cds for cheap So I was sorted. But my mum is never happy unless She has something To complain about. So of course I Was the out let. If they didn't spend So much money in the pub Or my mum worked full time Then we easily could Have went over seas On holiday. She certainly Never spent her free Time being a mum. My brother was raised By his nan and grandad practically. On the plane there David put his seat back on me. First night he got sun stroke. He made me clean Up his vomit. I went in a slight mood Because I asked if I Could go into town Or for a walk, And I got a firm No not when you don't Know the place. When they said I Could before we came, In order for me to Agree to come. That was the deal, I could get the bus To the market And go explore. But no, all smoke and mirrors. So I got prickly heat From the cheap sun screen so I went In a mood for Half of one day, if that. That night they got Drunk and both of Them slapped me And screamed names At Me, and I tell no lie A glaswegian man and wife Came to the door Armed with a base ball bat Saying that if they Stayed near them they Would be reporting them To the child services, And when they screamed Back they struck my mum On her arms with the bat Knocked her on the floor, And said what has The lassie done? We saw Her swimming in the pool And playing pool. Sittin ah quiet like, It's you ars^holes that Have a problem and We hope you get Your commupance. You Can't fool us. Anymore Noise and we call Someone. We see priks Like you ah the time. And David cowered away With his tail between his legs. I think it was only My mum who ran Her mouth at home. At least David knows He was too hard on me. They were hard on My younger bro too, But he escaped to His nan and Granda's. David high him and Twisted his ears. They were only my Step family and it's Different for girls. We are conditioned To just soldier on, And make do and mend. To count our blessings. We are care givers. Last edited by Anonymous32895; Oct 03, 2018 at 05:52 AM. |
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I only got enough lunch
Money at high school To last me two days. When I began earning I stayed extra. So some days I walked On home. Fred of Course could go one Better. They all had To go home every day. Last edited by Anonymous32895; Oct 03, 2018 at 10:11 AM. |
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The money I got
From my grandparents And my blood father I spent on other things. I walked home with Someone most days Anyway now I think on. And I called by ....on way back too. I only really connected With some of the Gang I hung around. And my parents Forbid me from Going to the NEBs Houses so when I started to do My sport five to six Times a week, I began to gain Momentum and I Started to assist With classes. I Really enjoyed teaching The young kids. Most of the teens Were well behaved And kept their heads In the training. |
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Stitch, was calling
The kettle black. Condensation. Frost and dew. Gangster, gangster said a Work colleague with The crucifix. They Knew straight away He was a shady character. You do come across As a having the Air of a soldier said One of my work mates. Last edited by Anonymous32895; Oct 03, 2018 at 08:05 AM. |
#145
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One student didn't
Understand what I Was trying to teach Them So they said Your just weird. Your just dumb Crossed my mind. From then on I Just stuck to the book. |
#146
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Thanks for ensuring
I was offered A job in your branch. Was a life saver. |
#147
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I Don't think we
Will be seeing jay again. As in lock me Away forever? |
#148
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Bottle of wine
At The door here All chilled for you. They say his full title. I wasn't weird enough. He was at the club With girl with dreads And fashion statement specs. |
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I Really hadn't had
Those crisps for years. I was being nice Letting you know That I didn't see you As a sick person. How long would An opened bag Of crisps last For crying out loud? They Would have Been thrown out By the end of the night. A 55p bag of spirals. And calling cousin Slobbery jock, from One baby photo. |
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I Really hadn't had
Those crisps for years. I was being nice Letting you know That I didn't see you As a sick person. How long would An opened bag Of crisps last For crying out loud? They Would have Been thrown out By the end of the night. A 55p bag of spirals. And calling cousin Slobbery jock, from One baby photo. Whatever next: get A tattoo saying 1314 When the Scots Beat the English. |