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VentingDelusional family
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Anyone else's family think you will suddenly get better even after trying every treatment out there ? I have good parents but they seem to be delusional that I will one day recover despite having permanent brain damage. I've tried to sit down with them and have a discussion about my wishes after my death but they won't listen
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If they are boomers it is perfectly normal. I divided them in 2 main groups. The ignorants: they just don't know what to do with their life and they are not much skilled in anything and they really don't know what to do in almost any situation, they are always pissed off or fake to be pissed off because they are scared. The entitled ones: they are hereditary, they got money and a some what culture or skill and they act like teens. My parents are a mixture of both groups due to heritage, skills and the ignorance of this environment i live in. I don't hate them because they love me, but there is nothing i can do with my depression and they don't like it.
I think that is what drives most people, hopeless hope. I am not being condescending but I don't think their brains take reality into account. Negative people also exist but being able to see that some things won't change doesn't mean you are wrong.
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