ghostspace
ghost space, ghosts pace
- Feb 10, 2020
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Hello, I'm quite new, so please let me know if I'm breaking any rules or stepping out of line with the culture of the community. I feel so comforted by the kindness I've seen here so far and am glad I found this space.
I was wondering if anyone else's desire to depart stems from not being able to forgive oneself for something done in the past.
I'm currently in therapy and forgiveness is where I always get stuck. Yes, I'm a different person now, time has passed and I've learned from what I did. Yet I can't forgive myself and move on to continue through life because I know in my heart that I don't deserve that. I can't undo what I did and no matter how much time goes by, the past is forever and I did something horribly wrong.
My whole life is at a standstill. I'm 22 and live alone, no work or school because my mental disorders are so severe. I'm home alone all the time thinking about how I just want to start over. If I could just go back in time and get it right, I wouldn't want to die so desperately right now.
I think about this so intensely that I nearly convince myself it's possible to go back if I concentrate hard enough. It's heartbreaking when it comes crashing down and I know there's nothing I can do, it's part of me forever.
Does anyone else feel this way? Would you feel comfortable sharing your experience with this vicious cycle? I feel utterly isolated and alone.
I was wondering if anyone else's desire to depart stems from not being able to forgive oneself for something done in the past.
I'm currently in therapy and forgiveness is where I always get stuck. Yes, I'm a different person now, time has passed and I've learned from what I did. Yet I can't forgive myself and move on to continue through life because I know in my heart that I don't deserve that. I can't undo what I did and no matter how much time goes by, the past is forever and I did something horribly wrong.
My whole life is at a standstill. I'm 22 and live alone, no work or school because my mental disorders are so severe. I'm home alone all the time thinking about how I just want to start over. If I could just go back in time and get it right, I wouldn't want to die so desperately right now.
I think about this so intensely that I nearly convince myself it's possible to go back if I concentrate hard enough. It's heartbreaking when it comes crashing down and I know there's nothing I can do, it's part of me forever.
Does anyone else feel this way? Would you feel comfortable sharing your experience with this vicious cycle? I feel utterly isolated and alone.