
emgrl
Mage
- Aug 6, 2022
- 575
I get so sad when my family gets frustrated with me and won't speak to me. I'm doing the best I can, all it does is push me closer to the edge.
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They're just frustrated because I get such severe panic attacks. I know they think I should just "be better" by now. I wish they could understand, I would if I could.I'm sorry to hear that. Why aren't they talking to you unless it's too personal? xxx
absolutely relate. it doesn't matter how many things i do right, how perfect, how presentable, how much i'm there for them, what i do or gifts or any of that shit is dwarfed by the times i've been an inconvenience to them. it's almost as if they never shoulda shat me out...
I know that my sister doesn't mean it, she has a family with two kids… she does the best she can, and we speak about how I feel bad. It's more my mother. I would just think she'd have more compassion for me, instead, it's just so cold and harsh. Maybe it's her not knowing how to deal with me? I'm not sure, it just makes me feel uneasy and well, sad.I'm so sorry you are being treated that way by your family, on top of dealing with the panic attacks. It's so isolating to be unwell, in addition to the fact that your loved ones don't understand and then distance themselves. Although my issues are different, I can relate…some of my family have been really supportive, but some have completely distanced themselves. It's like they only want to deal with you when you're a-ok. It's not your fault that you can't just magically be better and it's unfortunate that they don't understand.
It's the latter, they know it's not them. I know it's not them.This is an awful situation, but sometimes it is better to find support in groups elsewhere. As much as it would be ideal to have a family that is understanding, it isn't always so convenient.
There are several possibilities why this is happening. In a worst case scenario, the family is actually to blame for some of the trauma and has an agenda to cover it up by either ignoring you, or dismissing you as the identified patient.
In a less nefarious case, they might genuinely have no idea to help and are clutching at straws. If their efforts are harming you and you feel your state is harming them, it's proof of the need to look at other ways of being supported. There are certainly others in this world going through the same thing, so you're never alone.
I feel this 100%. Especially the whole "get better" thing when they don't even know what the problems are. I'm really sorry. Hugs to youThey're just frustrated because I get such severe panic attacks. I know they think I should just "be better" by now. I wish they could understand, I would if I could.
I should add, it's not that they're not talking to me… they're just distant.
Sorry to post twice, I should have read the whole thread first. But, shit, you are literally taking the words right out of my mouth. Trauma is a beast. No one knows what you're going through but you.I'm sorry, that is horrible. No one should feel like they're being taken advantage of, just to get kicked down.
I do feel for my fam, though. I wouldn't want to see my sister in the condition I'm in. I can't imagine how hard it is for her to see me like this. If I could help it, I would.
Traumas are scary, and I don't know if I'll ever go back to who I was before. All I know is, I don't want to feel like this anymore. It's more than physical pain or agony. It's beyond words.
I'm so sorry that you're going through this too. It's so hard. I'm here for you if you ever feel like talking. You're not alone, hun ♡I feel this 100%. Especially the whole "get better" thing when they don't even know what the problems are. I'm really sorry. Hugs to you
Sorry to post twice, I should have read the whole thread first. But, shit, you are literally taking the words right out of my mouth. Trauma is a beast. No one knows what you're going through but you.
We're all doing our best ♡It is difficult to understand and comfort a person who suffers from constant extreme sadness. Maybe their intention is to help you but they don't know how.
Sorry that your family is distancing from you. Does it feel like they are giving up on you?They're just frustrated because I get such severe panic attacks. I know they think I should just "be better" by now. I wish they could understand, I would if I could.
I should add, it's not that they're not talking to me… they're just distant.
Yes, I definitely think that has to do with it. They don't recognize this person… I mean, I don't either.Sorry that your family is distancing from you. Does it feel like they are giving up on you?
I can relate a lot to what you say. My family seems very hurt seeing me as a shell of my former self. They try to ask how I'm doing all the time, and I wish I had something to tell them that wasn't a complete lie. I feel very ashamed just existing around them at this point.
I'd like to believe your family cares about you and they just don't know what to do anymore. I imagine our families just feel helpless at our situations. I wish it was easier *hugs*
That's pretty much perfectly put.I get it. It's a kind of empathy fatigue. People who don't deal with constant mental or physical burden/illness can't understand. Their experience of "bad times" is, they get a cold or they feel sad from some stressful event, then it goes away and everything goes back to normal. Therefore, everyone else should too.
So when you're there just constantly drowning, constantly running on the same spot on a treadmill....after a while there's only a few options for them.
1) surrender to the fact that life is often shit and things don't get better for a lot of people no matter how hard they try, so just be there to listen to the sick/burdened person.
2) cope with the feelings of discomfort by projecting them back onto the person (you're not trying hard enough, what if you just do this, have you tried yoga?, just get over it, just suck it up, just go see a therapist, just think positive and manifest etc)
3) cut them off because they're too much of a bummer now
I've seen it, heard it, experienced it, time and time again. It sucks.
It really feels like an obligation to get better but some people just get stuck and normal people would take time to understand or find it hard to understand maybe that's why. I hope it gets better or we just find peace in something. If they are trying and you atleast are aware they don't have bad intentions it may be somewhat helpful like they don't have any wrong intentions they just can't understand completely or feel how you feel. I hope something just works out and having a supportive family is a blessing but I hope you can spend time alone if you want because sometimes solitude is all we want? Something just works out because human brain sucks it plays tricks on us.They're just frustrated because I get such severe panic attacks. I know they think I should just "be better" by now. I wish they could understand, I would if I could.
I should add, it's not that they're not talking to me… they're just distant.
*Tackle glomps you* shroomy! They're so mean! I realuzed they were heartless narcissists wanting a perfect doll to boost their ego to show me off... And used me as their punching bag. The emotional stuff destroyed me.I get so sad when my family gets frustrated with me and won't speak to me. I'm doing the best I can, all it does is push me closer to the edge.
Did you get glucose tolerance tested? Because that can cause panick attacks. I use vitamin C, b, mg to help the adrenals priduce adrenalin used to free fuel reserve... And balance blood sugar. I had extreme repeated trauma lately, for asking for help. When I cry hysterically in terror... 5x 1g of C, and 250mg of magnesium calms me almost instantly. I'm in calmer agony... But I want to scream real bad nonstop... Those fuckers don't want to hear your pain... I wish I could meet you, we could cry huggingThey're just frustrated because I get such severe panic attacks. I know they think I should just "be better" by now. I wish they could understand, I would if I could.
I should add, it's not that they're not talking to me… they're just distant.
Being distant is a coping mechanism I guess... Why feel people's pain as your own with empathy when you can just nope out & blame the victim?They're just frustrated because I get such severe panic attacks. I know they think I should just "be better" by now. I wish they could understand, I would if I could.
I should add, it's not that they're not talking to me… they're just distant.
When I was a kid, I celebrated a new era every 6 years. It was from a science fiction story I wrote with 3 moons aligning in a triangle... Creating a beam of energy necessary to create a new soul. But then I noticed it's kinda real...I'm sorry, that is horrible. No one should feel like they're being taken advantage of, just to get kicked down.
I do feel for my fam, though. I wouldn't want to see my sister in the condition I'm in. I can't imagine how hard it is for her to see me like this. If I could help it, I would.
Traumas are scary, and I don't know if I'll ever go back to who I was before. All I know is, I don't want to feel like this anymore. It's more than physical pain or agony. It's beyond words.
Aww thank you so much! I thought I hurt you, sorry for the stressful pm.Awwww! Thanks for all of this!
It is just so hard not being yourself anymore. I don't know how anyone could expect anyone else to live in such a way.
I feel for you and all you've been through, you're a strong woman to have made it through all of those traumas.
All I can do is my best. I'm scared, sad, angry, and upset all at the same time… it hurts and it really sucks.
So glad to have you, I love you too![]()
Nahhh, you didn't hurt me. I'm already hurt beyond repair haha! It wasn't that stressful, thanks for being there for me.Aww thank you so much! I thought I hurt you, sorry for the stressful pm.
I guess the elderly feel the same for different reasons... I don't know how they old on.
My grandmother spent years bedridden in a room without even a tv. When we visited she was unresponsive. We rubbed her arm.
Smother me with a pillow...