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04 Feb 2014, 8:36 pm

You are not a bad person at all.Everyone does stuff they feel bad about.


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04 Feb 2014, 11:35 pm

You don't strike me as a bad person. You seem very compassionate actually.
Are these things a compulsion? Perhaps you could get some treatment if it is some sort of disorder.

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I don't want anyone to tell me otherwise. I know that I am a bad person because I've done bad things.

I've wasted so much time in my life that I could have put to good use. I played out until I was in my late 20's, when I should have been taking responsibility.

I am a nuisance, a pest, I have terrorised people and made their lives hell, I don't deserve the help of good people. So I will never ask for help.

I'm no different now to when I was a teenager, I still think I can run a mock and get away with it.

I really don't know who the f***ing hell I think I am to be perfectly honest.

Please don't trust me, I am just a little sh** who is not to be trusted.

I am a thief, an arsonist, and I have no conscience about the things I do, or have done.



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05 Feb 2014, 1:44 am

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Yes, thanks. I went treasure hunting today and I found the sun. It was shining right on my face and I sat down on a wall and smoked a cigarette. It was well good. :D

Thanks everyone. I love you all! :P


now I long for summer


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05 Feb 2014, 2:13 am

Babybird, do you feel like you are never going to be forgiven? Do you feel like you will never be able to move on? I felt the same way too and FYI time heals very well. I have made awful choices and for me, the time it took in-between the bad choice and feeling better was something that helped heal me. There are other things that helped me feel better but time was something that stood out.



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05 Feb 2014, 4:38 am

SoulcakeDuck wrote:
babybird wrote:
Yes, thanks. I went treasure hunting today and I found the sun. It was shining right on my face and I sat down on a wall and smoked a cigarette. It was well good. :D

Thanks everyone. I love you all! :P


now I long for summer


I love it when it's cold and sunny. Those are my best days.

Thanks everyone for everything you have said.


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05 Feb 2014, 8:40 am

Sometimes finding a way to accept and forgive a way someone else has hurt me, something unintended by someone who overall is decent helps.

I would not suggest trying to think this way about major, intentional cruelty though I guess that helps some people. I can't do that, though.

To try to forgive and let go of the minor hurts and believe In the possibility of some goodness, some hope, some connection does help me not be as angry with myself, and you also seem very angry with yourself Babybird.

I don't know whether this will help you, but maybe try, maybe helps a little bit.



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06 Feb 2014, 4:37 pm

k leptomania is a disorder, a compulsion. You are not bad. You are addicted. I am not sure how it works, but there is treatment [maybe google it] If you start feeling better about yourself, it might help breaking the addiction easier .



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06 Feb 2014, 4:53 pm

^^Well that's gave me something to think about. I seem to treasure stolen items more than I do the things that are my own. I think that they have got a different character and feeling about them.

There was a time in my life when I couldn't go into someone's house without leaving with something I'd stolen.

I've even broke into houses to take stuff, not even valuable stuff, just like treasure for myself.

I don't do that sort of thing these days though. But I still get itchy fingers.

I don't trust myself to be where people leave handbags and stuff, it's a nightmare sometimes.


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06 Feb 2014, 5:25 pm

babybird wrote:
^^Well that's gave me something to think about. I seem to treasure stolen items more than I do the things that are my own. I think that they have got a different character and feeling about them.

There was a time in my life when I couldn't go into someone's house without leaving with something I'd stolen.

I've even broke into houses to take stuff, not even valuable stuff, just like treasure for myself.

I don't do that sort of thing these days though. But I still get itchy fingers.

I don't trust myself to be where people leave handbags and stuff, it's a nightmare sometimes.



Just a quick question, If you stole something from me and I found you would you give it back if I just asked nicely to have it back?


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06 Feb 2014, 5:39 pm

I don't know.

I'll have a little think about it.

I wouldn't really want to give it back if I'm honest, because it would belong to me.


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06 Feb 2014, 6:09 pm

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I don't know.

I'll have a little think about it.

I wouldn't really want to give it back if I'm honest, because it would belong to me.


OK, would you be very upset if the item was taken back or just bummed out and vexed?


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07 Feb 2014, 6:05 am

:shrug:

I don't like to think about that.


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07 Feb 2014, 6:39 am

Back when I was in a band with some of my brothers our bass player wrote a song that I thought was relevant to post in this thread. The song was called "Kleptomania"

Sitting on his own a urge came rushing to his brain
then came a voice but not his own, it was his mind it played
It said he needed nothing but to take it anyway
and offered him no peice of mind untill its price was paid

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They cant know what haunts you (have you gone insane)
Have you gone insane?
What isn't yours just taunts you (so take it anyway)
So take it anyway

He served it in an endless quest in hope of its demise
But not for what's behind locked doors, the sake of it was why
Conscious holds no relevance when consequences die
So in the end its just the same despite the reason why

CHORUS
They cant know what haunts you (have you gone insane)
Have you gone insane?
What isn't yours just taunts you (so take it anyway)
So take it anyway

At night he sat there empty in confusion most of all
Like everything he owned was just a pile on the floor
Not enough to satisfy no matter how much more
Cause all that he desired wasn't anything at all.

CHORUS
They cant know what haunts you (have you gone insane)
Have you gone insane?
What isn't yours just taunts you (so take it anyway)
So take it anyway

This was back from when I was still at school. Was fun to play live.



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07 Feb 2014, 10:59 am

Agree with Vicki.

Dont beat up on yourself.

But do work on yourself.

You DO need to pay attention to this issue.



What is the emotional payoff of possesing something that you didnt pay for?
What does it mean to you? There might be clues there to other things in your life. Think about it. Maybe think about getting professional help.



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07 Feb 2014, 2:27 pm

naturalplastic wrote:
What is the emotional payoff of possesing something that you didnt pay for?
What does it mean to you? There might be clues there to other things in your life. Think about it. Maybe think about getting professional help.


I'm not too sure of the reasons in the past, but just lately I am very stressed and depressed.

I feel like hurting myself and even ending it all. However, I wont do that because I have my daughter to think about.

I have resorted to punching walls to alleviate some of the pressure. I've not got a soul in the world who I can turn to to get some emotional support. I need a hug and I need a fight all at the same time. I'm a f****n mess, and I feel like I'm carrying the weight of the world on my shoulders.

The only thing I can do to make me feel good is to steel stuff. I see it as an escape route.

I think it might be a cry for help.


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07 Feb 2014, 2:38 pm

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