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caissa
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16 Dec 2010, 9:55 pm

I'm so sorry meow101-- I know exactly what it's like to be obsessed/ heartbroken over someone in true aspie fashion. :( But eventually you will get enough emotional distance to realize it is not worth your pain, at least not the extreme heartbreak and pain you are feeling now.

I was once so heartbroken over a man that I could hardly sleep, eat, think or or do anything for a year!! A whole year of my life down the tubes!!

Now when I look back I am able to feel very little and I know he was not worth suffering like that for-- not at all! It took a long, long, time to get to that point but i did get there. I was suicidal too and I am so glad I did not kill myself over my heartbreak! What a tragic and senseless loss that would have been. all over a cruel dope.

Life IS worth living, it's just easy for us, being human and aspie, to totally lose perspective on things.



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17 Dec 2010, 6:46 pm

caissa wrote:
I'm so sorry meow101-- I know exactly what it's like to be obsessed/ heartbroken over someone in true aspie fashion. :( But eventually you will get enough emotional distance to realize it is not worth your pain, at least not the extreme heartbreak and pain you are feeling now.

I was once so heartbroken over a man that I could hardly sleep, eat, think or or do anything for a year!! A whole year of my life down the tubes!!

Now when I look back I am able to feel very little and I know he was not worth suffering like that for-- not at all! It took a long, long, time to get to that point but i did get there. I was suicidal too and I am so glad I did not kill myself over my heartbreak! What a tragic and senseless loss that would have been. all over a cruel dope.

Life IS worth living, it's just easy for us, being human and aspie, to totally lose perspective on things.


Thanks for your support. I wonder sometimes if it will ever get better. I totally don't get these people who talk about how great it is to have memories of the good times. I want a f***ing delete button to WIPE them all. I wish I could go into my brain, find those memories and annihilate them selectively. I've already deleted all his emails, text messages, anything that could possibly remind me of him, but it's not good enough---those damned memories are still there and they torment me at the absolute worst times. It's times like this I wish I were NT. I think they have an easier time moving on.

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18 Dec 2010, 2:21 am

Meow101 wrote:
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Why do you feel that way? Whats wrong?


A very painful interpersonal rejection. I can't seem to get over it.


please don't let another mere mortal get you down. i mean, it would be one thing if the angel gabriel alit on your doorstep and disrespected you somehow, but just another mere eating-and-eliminating human? nobody can make you feel bad about yourself without you acquiesing to it. no other human [aside from your children] should have the power to make you feel bad about yourself, no other human is to be placed up on a pedastal to be worshipped or should be one whose esteem is pined for, no matter how superficially attractive [high status, good looks, popularity, et al] they might be. just my jejune opinion.



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18 Dec 2010, 1:36 pm

Meow101 wrote:
And I am faking the recovery for my kids. I'd literally walk through a fire for them so I can do it mentally.


In my book, this takes courage; especially after what you're going through.



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18 Dec 2010, 7:19 pm

Why allow ANYONE to affect us that way? Is he really worth it?

if the essence of life is being liked/loved/admired - then I don't want to live either, since it means depending solely on the mercy of others and their whims. As if there's a scale and only those that can "sell" themselves in order to be liked are worthy of happiness and fulfilled life.

You're a great, diligent, knowledgeable, nice person - why allow mere affectivity to be the sole governor of your life? Why identify with those chemical impulses we call "pain"?

This world would lost a lot if you'd be gone. :( *hugs*



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18 Dec 2010, 7:46 pm

Booyakasha wrote:
Why allow ANYONE to affect us that way? Is he really worth it?

if the essence of life is being liked/loved/admired - then I don't want to live either, since it means depending solely on the mercy of others and their whims. As if there's a scale and only those that can "sell" themselves in order to be liked are worthy of happiness and fulfilled life.

You're a great, diligent, knowledgeable, nice person - why allow mere affectivity to be the sole governor of your life? Why identify with those chemical impulses we call "pain"?

This world would lost a lot if you'd be gone. :( *hugs*


Thanks...I appreciate that...you and the others who have said that no person or people should be able to do this are, of course, right. I wish I could just "turn off" the part of my brain that makes me feel like this when somebody breaks off a deep connection like this. I'm still trying different things to reduce the pain, because I can't do anything destructive about it. My children are too important for me to let them down.

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20 Dec 2010, 10:25 am

I feel for you and understand how you feel going through much the same thing as you are. I think people out there really don't understand and keep telling you to get over it. But they are not the ones going through it. What you need is listening, not advice. They don't understand how unfairly you have been treated. "Life's not fair, get over it." You hear this enough times, you stop expecting to be treated fairly. you simply become a chump and let people walk all over you. an then what do you accomplish? Nothing.

If you can't talk about it anywhere else, I'm glad you can say something here. We're all here for you.