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I get hurt so easily... by people... I guess its my fault... How can i develop a stronger defense?
Isolating myself works only to a certain point... |
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I don't know your circumstances but why would you say it's your fault? What do you do for a defense now?
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Would you consider yourself a highly sensitive person?
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Highly sensitive person? yes, i'd say that...
my fault because i think its impossible that every single person who is/was part of my life has hurt me in one way or another.... it must be my fault. for now my best defense is isolating myself. what else could i do? |
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I don't know the solution to this, but in my experience the more I isolate myself from people, the easier I get hurt when I'm actually with people. I think there should be some kind of healthy balance, which might be different for everyone. I mean balance between social exposure and aloneness. I'm not good at finding the balance, I always exaggerate one way and then the other...
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I have the same issue
Wayyyy to sensitive and when I'm upset I can't cope and deal with my emotions in a non destructive or unhealthy way. I hate it. I'm sorry you deal with this as well. |
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It is our fault if we knowingly step in front of someone who hurts people, like stepping in front of a train or whatever, but it is not our fault when we are hurt because someone else has fallen short of offering whatever we need in order to feel needed, wanted and loved...and that is unless we already know that person is unwilling or unable to provide those things and and we keep expecting them from him or her anyway.
Other than learning how to not end up standing in front of them, there is no defense against people who hurt people any more than we might defend ourselves against a runaway truck. So again, we must simply learn to not vulnerably present ourselves in their paths. Exactly, and that is part of the proof we all need other people in our lives...and therein lies the challenge of finding the comfort, satisfaction and protection of healthy (altruistic) interactions with other healthy-minded and right-acting people.
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| manic-depressive with psychotic tendencies (1977) | chronic alcoholism (1981) | Asperger burnout (2010) | mood disorder - nos / personality disorder - nos / generalized anxiety disorder (2011) | chronic back pain / peripheral neuropathy / partial visual impairment | Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumors (incurable cancer) | |
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