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sadalonehurt154
I am numb, walking through my day with no feeling. I can't keep doing this. It's not worth it. I can't figure out what the point of my life is. I must have a sign on my head that says please use me for whatever you want and need. I never asked for this any of it. What I need doesn't mater. I didn't realize how good I had it before, I should have never left him he took care of me. I have no one now, I am all alone and he won't answer my texts or calls. I've said I'm sorry I told everyone I lied and no one listens. Why won't anyone listen I can't stay here.
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Keep on venting those Can't's. There are important Cans under the Can't's. Maybe if you tell the story(s) behind the negativity?
this part is hard isn't it. i'm with you there. i wonder what you can do to make it less difficult - or better words? to make it better. how to work toward being more independent by the time you are 18. how to be ready to do that when you turn 18.
also, things to do to prepare for the best future for yourself.
it doesn't seem like you are in an ok place when they are watching you this way??? perhaps telling someone is a good idea - the social worker? yes. especially the bathroom?? really? that can't be alright. are you in a foster home or a group home?
in this real life you are starting now, when you will be your own best friend and will tell yourself the truth, you will make the rules - you will start to put in place the plans for the way you will learn to make your own income. you will set aside some savings so that you can reward yourself. it is going to be so much better. it is going to be real. no torture, no fear, no confusion. you can build your life to be the way you want it to be. i agree that this is not the easy part, this will probably be difficult for you to do - it would have been difficult either way.
if you had not left though, he may have made you work for him. even after you turned 18, he may have kept making you do things for him. he will not change.
you were so brave and very smart to choose to get away.
It stands out to me because, as I responded before when you wrote about it previously, I was caught in that situation, too. I am 59 now and old enough to know that all of my sincere, hard work to win my mom's love was misguided. I don't know about your mom, but in the case of my mom, the problem with her not loving me was a defect in her, not any defect in me.
Staying in a relationship with her that was all about trying in vain to get her to love me only turned me into a codependent and more damaged person. Getting my independence saved me.
But as much as people talk about wanting independence, few people really want to do what it takes to win it. It's every bit as hard as you're describing. I'm so sorry to say that I recognize how you feel in my own past.
All I can say is that you weren't stupid to be brave and speak up. The truth is the only way. It's just that the way to being set free by the truth is a very hard path to travel at first. It breaks my heart to hear your description of it because I was there once, too.
It does get better. Not all at once, but little by little. Independence brings self confidence, and being alone becomes strength and not abandonment. It's unthinkable now, I know, in this darkness you're in before the dawn. But dawn comes. I've been through the darkness you're in all the way to the light at the end of the tunnel.
Much support to you.
Continued support, Sadal. You are not alone.