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Sep 03, 2013, 01:52 PM
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I'm not sad now
 But if I am, it's almost always because I got shouted at. It ended up being programmed into my mind, that someone only wants to shout at me to make me feel uncomfortable. They somehow know I can't "fight back" so I become a target of all sorts of verbal abuse. They do it to me just for the pleasure I guess... "They're happy because I'm sad" must be the most pathetic excuse ever.
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Sep 03, 2013, 02:05 PM
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How sad that is that someone would do that to you on purpose. Have you seen a therapist? That might help to teach you coping skills that you need to deal with people who shout at you.
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Sep 03, 2013, 02:21 PM
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It's usually my dad and siblings that do this. And only when I do something wrong. According to them, because how do I know what I did was wrong until they tell me? Of course, they would NOT be saying "don't do it, sweetheart" (or anything like that) because they think I wouldn't get the message.
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