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maybe i'm crazy, but shouldn't something like your parents getting divorced cause some emotional damage?Shouldn't having your father cheating on your mother with another woman ande getting her pregnant effect you?
Shouldn't having an alcholic dad since before i was born faze me in any way? for some reason it hasn't yet, i mean all the years have taken their toll.... But i don't....i don't know.Maybe it's my way of dealing with things blocking them out cmpletely, but it scares me to have all of this bottled up inside because i'm afraid that one day i'll just blow up and let it all out....and do something that i'll deeply regret. Is it right to keep all of my emotion bottled inside?or should i tell someone? |
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You should definitely talk to a guidance counselor or something. Maybe a friend also, but I don't know your friends, so I don't know if they will care or not.
Edit- So, yeah. I just read your poems in Literature. Definitely tell somebody. If there's one thing you can take from this, it's to not follow your dad's path. Don't do anything stupid. Last edited by esupin; 03-31-2006 at 04:18 PM.. |
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It obviously has affected you more than you think if your asking for help. Go to a counselor.
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Well, those certainly aren't things that are easy to accept, but you have to.
You're afraid something will happen if you don't tell someone, so go get help. There are plenty of people to talk to and, since you're in a not-so-uncommon situation, get help from. --Guido http://andy.mikee385.com |
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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um,thanks you guys....but for now i think i'll stick to myself.
my writing helps me,some.But not not greatly.I'll get through for now. |
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Also, you've made like a lot of threads for the same thing. Why not keep it all in one topic?
Also, when people are trying to help answer your question, don't blow off their suggestions (the CT thread). We're trying to help, so listen. ~Squeek PS - Moved this into the CT discussion as that's where it belongs even though it's really CC-material. Last edited by Squeek; 03-31-2006 at 06:38 PM.. |
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I don't want you saying you'll just "get through for now". |
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lol
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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Sorry about that last post.I didn't write it.I wouldn't blow off some one else's opinion like that.My sister got on here and was looking at my stuff and i guess she thought that would be funny.Obviously,not.....
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Yeah parents getting divorced does mess you up a little. It all depends on the situation afterward and how young you were when all this happened. Like me, I was seven and really didn't know what the hell was going, luckily iwas so damn spacy i got away without lasting effects, or so I thought. It turns out the effects I got were from the aftermath, having to live at two different houses with two different sets of rules really gets confusing. But, the longer it went on the better and more stable it got. So pretty much give it time and DON'T bottle up. Bottling up is the reason I wasn't able to keep myself in check. I would get pissed at anything intolerable. Hell, i didn't know, I thought I was fine. So either write about it in a journal or talk to a counseler.
That's the best thing to do. Also, sometimes the effects go deeper than you can see at the moment. The older you ge, the more drastically they will affect you if you keep them inside. Steel |
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Life happens. Suck it up Nancy Boy.
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You probably don't want to get help because you don't want to think of yourself as someone who isn't sane or someone who isn't normal. Don't think that because your definintly not abnormal or insane. Your perfectly normal and your situation isn't uncommon. So there's probably a lot of people who can relate to you. The stress will get more dramatic as you get older. Trust me it does. You don't want that because the tiniest change can bring your whole world down and you could become mentally depressed. That's a dark path to take. So get help and find a light path that will make you rise up from what could become an emotional mess. Good luck! -Lightknight |
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Its the same thought ive been having. Like i havnt cried in who knows how long. Ive never really cared about things for along time. Cant be good for me.
Also like when your grandparents die, am i supose to cry? cause it really doesnt sadden me all to much. Im not sure if i would cry over one of my parents death. Although i think that might hit the right button to trigger that. |
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My grandma died not that long ago. i didn't really cry untill some one else did or i saw a picture of her. Im fine now though you move on after a while
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Harsh i'll say but narrow it down and thats the only thing you can do really. Welcome to earth.
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It's true, all you can do is cope.
Or do what I did and take up drugs and violence, which I don't recommend. |
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I recommend high dossages of Caffine. Oh, my sweet, sweet Caffine. How could i ever live without you.
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