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Old Aug 13, 2015, 12:01 AM
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I was mentally, emotional, verbal and physical abuse. I have gone back and think of the abuse that happen to me. I don't have many friends and am lonely most of the time. I hate to think about the abuse, what the point? I mean just bring back memories and hurt me more. I wish I could erase those memories for good.

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Hi loveyouhun, oh no, no one should have to live through abuse. come hang out here at Psych Central (PC). Here is an article on building self esteem. https://www.google.com/url?q=http://...2aOxTa_jakoNUg

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I'm so sorry to hear that. I was horribly bullied as a teenager, for several years, so I understand verbal and emotional abuse all too well. People can be so cruel.

I was told on a daily basis that I was a "loser", and "worthless", and that I was so ugly I didn't deserve to be alive. There is no good reason for anyone to ever say those things that to another person, but I internalised those words, especially because I was already highly self-critical before the bullying started (I've always been a perfectionist, and have always struggled with mood swings), and that became how I felt about myself. I don't think I will ever truly get over it, but therapy is helping me work through those feelings. It has really made a difference for me.

I hope you find some support here on PC!
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I was mentally, emotional, verbal and physical abuse. I have gone back and think of the abuse that happen to me. I don't have many friends and am lonely most of the time. I hate to think about the abuse, what the point? I mean just bring back memories and hurt me more. I wish I could erase those memories for good.

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There's a technique, maybe other techniques, that you can you to stop these thoughts. You imagine a stop sign. Notice the color, the words, how many sides it has, the background, where the sign is...etc....and that should stop the process. Research more...

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