I don’t know what’s wrong with me
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I haven’t felt like myself in months. I can’t even remember the last time I did. It’s been at least 4 months. There are times where I don’t feel as bad as others, but there are times where it’s so bad, I can’t help but think negatively. I try to think of all the good in my life, but is ultimately brought down by one thing, my mom. I know every teen says this, but I used to be really close with my mom. We talked about everything and she was there for me. She is a very opinionated person when it comes to metal problems. She thinks it’s all in your head. When I first was having these problems, I went to her for help. She brushed me off and said that I wasn’t getting enough vitamins and that was the problem. She constantly puts me down and calls me names like a selfish a**hole. That’s probably the name that hurts the most. I never speak my mind with her because I know I’ll only be digging the hole deeper. But it’s at a point where I don’t know what to do. I don’t have hope. I’m barely here. I’m barely hanging on. Can someone please give me advice on what to do?
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Donna23316 katie41282
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Oh Katie, what a sad story. You say you and your mum were once close. I wonder what happened to change that? Maybe your mum has her own stuff going on. I'm sorry that when you reached out to her, she didn't give you the understanding you need. Maybe she just doesn't know how to respond on on an emotional level and doesn't know how to deal with it. Some people don't. When your mum calls you horrible names, just say to her in a calm voice : please don't call me that, I find it really upsetting. You don't have to be rude or fall out. Just get your point across. Talk to a friend or maybe your doctor. Good luck, Donna x
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Thank you for your post Katie, I felt sad to read that your mum is now ignoring you. It's not fair on you and I totally understand how you feel. I think anyone would feel the same. I'm sure you mum loves you very much and as I said earlier I sense maybe something going on for her. I think the way forward is through communication but choose you time as to when you do this. You could start the conversation with something like : mum, I used to love it when we were really close... Keep me posted and chin up! Donna x