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Sorry to hear this. How are you doing by the way? Have you cultivated any new friends or interest? The raising gas prices are forcing everyone to stay open ruining our social interaction. Since prices started going up, l buy food and hideout in my box home like it's a bunker. Anyways, maybe online you might have better luck.
It would have been wise of her to leave some sort of lifeline behind, such as a backup therapist, perhaps even continuing your sessions with one. If she's simply abandoned all of her clients, that could potentially result in suicides. Surely, she's given you something. This sounds like malpractice to me.
Sorry to hear about the abuse thing. Don't let that talk get to you. Sometimes there are definitely negative people around you. I think I am surrounded by negative people where l live. They are like coachroches. I watch a lot of comedy to keep in better spirits and listening to music is fun. I posted a very cool belly dancing video in what song are you currently listening to at this forum. Check it out. She starts out like a statue and morps to human, then morps back to a statue. (Muusic, movies, television). It's on page 781.
Oh dear. It's a tough world. Sometimes we go farther then we think we did, or we realize it after the fact. Being on the spectrum sometimes makes our younger years very difficult. You will feel differently about yourself as you get older l hope.
I think l felt better by 40. But 30-35 things seem to flow. You become more accepting of yourself. But my earlier years were hard, because l always over thought things, pretty much like you. And some point you begin to realize over-thinking doesn't work. I also went thru an extreme worry stage, and over-worrying about something doesn't solve your problem either. You need to find the simple things that bring you happiness and keep spinning along. But l get what you are going thru. Many of us here hit tough parts in life and it feels like a slump. You sorta have to get better at accepting your reality. Another thing about life, is eventually change happens. Sometimes it's bad changes but it brings you better choices. Sometimes it's good changes but it may bring a bad consequence so you need to kinda of roll with what comes your way, and let go of the stress you feel about life.
Yup, I felt like that right up to 40. I could have stopped the viscious cycle sooner but I didn't know how. I just did the best that I could.I honestly want to get better before 40. Going from 20 to 30 was painful. Life shouldn’t be like that at all. I just wish I knew why I can’t get out of the vicious cycle.
@Markness, I am sorry you are having a tough time. Try to find ways to distract yourself for a little while so that you can feel just a little bit better.
When life feels hard we just want to feel happy and joyful right now. But that is too big of a reach so when you don't get there it makes you feel even worse than before.
The key is go feel a little better and find a little relief. Take a walk, watch a happy video, borrow the neighbors dog and just enjoy petting it. If you can feel a little bit better let that be enough for a little while, then try to feel a little bit better again. Try to build up momentum so that you aren't backsliding. Feel better a little at a time.
Do feel better!
Yes, that’s exactly how I feel. It honestly physically hurts when the “reach” doesn’t succeed.
I don’t want my detractors to celebrate me caving in to them.
If there are some here who minimize what you are going through or saying you are abusive, they should be ashamed of themselves.
Understood. Once burned . . . . . twice shy.Markness’s description of another forum member accusing him of being a future child abuser is false. In typical Markness fashion, he took good advice and twisted it into a cruel insult.
I don’t think it’s at all healthy for Markness to perpetuate his delusions of persecution and victimhood by sharing his willful misrepresentations of others’ comments in order to get other people to feel sorry for him, thus perpetuating his self-defeating behavior.
I also find it extremely disrespectful to the person whose words he twisted, and also to the other members on the forum.