hyperlexian wrote:
emlion wrote:
i do seek councilling. it doesn't seem to be helping.
the more i think of bad things and have to talk about them to him the worse i get.
something new did happen i suppose to set this off- basically me and my boyfriend went out for lunch and when he went to the bathroom this guy who i vaguely know (i think from college) came over and said hi and then said 'what're you doing with him? did he get in an accident or something to be with someone like you?' then laughed and when he saw my boyfriend come back he pretended he was being nice.
and i'm so pathetic i didn't say anything about it to my boyfriend, and still haven't. and i'm not even sure i should say it here.
he's so right, i'm not worth even 1% of my boyfriend.
that's so horrible!! !! please try to remember that somebody saying it doesn't automatically make it true. every time you get through another day and progress a bit farther in your life, you are proving people like him wrong.
YOU ARE STRONG and you need to keep showing the hating bullies that you are successful. i don't mean some great job or a perfect life, i mean successful at living through the abuse and progressing emotionally and not giving in to all the crap that life has thrown your way.
you must have seemed really 'together' and worthwhile for that guy to want to shake you down and manipulate you. people like that only bother if they think you are getting pretty strong, and so they try to knock you over. it's like improvement is a target to some bullies. don't let his words negate the progress you have worked so hard to create.
When i'm with my boyfriend no-one would ever know I had any problems.
He makes me strong. I feel totally, completely safe and 'normal' when i'm with him.
But I wish I knew how to transfer that to when he's not here.
Take right now. Alcohol in cuts makes it hurt worse, so that's what i'm doing. I'm nothing.
I'm sorry to even plague this website with my worthless crappy problems.