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Old Oct 14, 2013, 03:48 PM
Russhell Russhell is offline
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Originally Posted by sick of it all View Post
anyone else feel this too....? I prefer staying at home and ordering whatever I need "online" just to avoid being out in the public..i have borderline personality disorder which was diagnosed about a month ago..but I don't have the reckless issues associated with the illness..like driving crazy or having sex with everyone..in fact I prefer staying at home alone away from people..being married is such a 'chore for me"..i feel forced to cook and clean for everyone and I have been married for 2 years now..i suppose the 'easy way out' would be to just leave but that is what I am used to doing..when things get hard I always like to go in the other direction..
wish i had answers- just empathy

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Old Oct 15, 2013, 11:48 AM
Anonymous33220
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I don't like ppl much either, actually I can find them quite disgusting...and yes I am a person too and yeah I find myself pretty much disgusting too. Although I prefer not to be around ppl, I don't want to be lonely or feel unloved or not cared about. It's all so very conflicting.


I agree..people are "horrid"...and im not confused at all about wanting to be alone...but everyone that 'supposedly loves me' feels the need to stick around since im not in my "right mind" and they think I don't know what I want for myself
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