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Alone and broken

Posted by Morbid_Faith at November 8, 2011
Tags: Health  Loneliness  2011 November

Being alone is the hardest burden to bare. Its like being in a glass box watching life pass you by with out even noticing you or asking you to join in.

As a child i didn't get much affection. That was because my mother was a drug addict and my father had to work all the time to support three kids. At 6 years of age my father,brother, and I walked in to the house to my mother laying in a pool of her own blood ranting hysterically. She was trying to kill herself and was interrupted by the only two people that loved her and blamed us for her having to continue living. Shortly after that about 2 years or so she leaves us. At 3 years old i was diagnosed with kidney disease and had to deal with being in and out of the hospital and a bad mother. As a child life was really tough because i had a hard time telling when to pee so i would often have a wet ring on the crotch of my pants and as a result my brother and all the kids in my neighborhood would call me the ringmaster and play tricks on me tie me up and never let my play with them. School was the same thing although i had my bladder under control that just wasn't good enough because i still was an outcast all the way through high school. But in High school i had pot so that helped. Now i'm 24 and still alone. I'm not ugly i'm a great listener i'm understanding responsible and very intelligent yet still i have no one to love.


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By anonymous at 18,Dec,11 23:49

You really communicate well online, keep that up. Verbalizing is a great sign of a healthy person. Your past really sucked. Im sorry you had such a tough childhood. Not everyone is capable of parenting. Your mother owns her struggles. My mother had mental health issues. She still struggles. At 16 I separated good parenting and befriending her. Shes not a good parent-she was nuts, but I could be a friend to her-thats what I did, Im older now, shes still my friend, forgiven for being ill-she got a pass-shes ill-Im ok with that. It set me free. It set her free. She still bears scars from the hurt she caused her children, but I have no regrets. Looking backward it was the right thing for me. Regardless, I believe love waits for you. And if theres any consulation, you will make an amazing parent. It makes you kind to others when youve been treated so wrongly. P.S. You can still love crazy.


By anonymous at 01,Jan,12 10:05

You will be ok. You need to understand though. Regardless of your bladder co0ntrol issues, all men face the fact that the competition for females is intense in your 20's. so you are not alone. This is not an extention of your childhood. You have merely matured at a moment when you need your grit and agression to help you make your mark. Do not be shy. the competition is 95% mental toughness. you ahve been tested buddy and you are one tough sonofabitch. Look what you ahve been through.


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