I'm sick of feeling like this. Like I don't belong in this world. Like I was born by mistake with defects in my brain. Ive had a few failed attempts at cbt and used to try to think about how my escaping from this world would hurt my family and how selfish I was, but now all I think of is how much hurt I am causing them by being here still. I am a huge burden on them and before anyone says I'm not, I have had to move back in with mum at the age of 26 after losing my job due to my MH. I Can't contribute anything financially and am I debts myself which isn't the reason I want to cbt but does add to my feelings of being a burden. I am basically housebound and don't feel like a very nice person either. I also get very bad thoughts and hear voices telling me to hurt myself but also to hurt others. I would never act upon those of hurting my family I'd like to think, but it really does make me feel like an awful person and I can't talk to my family about it. I'm sorry for the rant.. it's just I feel guilty for the hurt and stress I'm putting them through by still being here.
Having bad thoughts does NOT make you a bad person. I have horrible intrusive thoughts sometimes, it's like my mind jumps to the very worst thing to say or do. Your actions are what determine your character because you can control your actions; you cannot control your thoughts and it's not your fault you're unwell.
I'm also housebound, mostly. I depend on disability and my parents and have felt overwhelming guilt as well.
I want you to think of someone you really care about and imagine if they were in your position and you had the finances, health, and stability to help them in the way your family is helping you. People help each other, that's why we live in a society. Not everyone has the same abilities but we all balance each other out.
If I were in a position where I could help someone going what you're going through, I absolutely would and I'd feel good about it. I'd reassure you that I'd be helping because you're worthy of love and that I want things to be as easy as possible while you're in such a difficult place.
I would do anything for the people I love because their lives and happiness are worth more than anything else. You're struggling with something so painful to cope with and I'm glad you have somewhere to stay and people looking out for you.
A trick my friend taught me was to say 'thank you' instead of 'I'm sorry'. It makes the person doing something for you feel appreciated and it makes you feel less of a burden. It turns it into a positive thing instead of something to apologize for. It feels weird at first, but I've found that it helps tremendously.