surviving_it_all
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I am having a really bad day. I had a hard time sleeping last night. I had a nightmare. It terrified me. I got sent home from work today because of an outburst of anger. I don't feel like this anger is unjustified. I feel trampled and treated like an object. I don't feel like anyone treated me like an adult who can make rational decisions.
I stopped talking to my family for very clear reasons. There is a long history of abuse and trauma. I can't handle that. I can't handle how small I feel inside around all of them.
I have very few friends and even fewer acquaintances. Lately, they all don't listen to me. My voice means nothing. It feels defeating.
Today, I asked my coworker to back off of me. The coworker insists on talking about a personal matter that I did not bring up to them. Rather, many coworkers even my boss insists on acting on matters I did not involve them in. I am saying it now.
I have been very clear in what I want. I choose not to have someone in my life ever. It makes me feel so horrible that what I have to say doesn't matter. Everyone else is making decisions without consulting me. I have one therapist. I chose to see one therapist. I don't want everyone around me treating me as if I am their patient. Just because someone has the power to create a situation, it does not make it right. I didn't agree to any of this. It is unethical and wrong. It is hurting me. I don't know what to say to make it stop. I say stop, no one stops. I say no, no one cares. I say I don't want this, everyone ignores me as if I am stupid. For someone who has a hard time drawing boundaries, I feel trampled upon.
I just wanted to live in a safe house with a safe roommate. I got all of that and more. My house is safe but its not what I wanted. Who has the rights to make choices for me? Who gave them this right? I know that I did not. It's wrong and I want it to stop. How many times must I say stop before it does? Who must I scream to before it does? I know the PTSD causes outbursts in anger, but this is justified. This has very clear reasons. I have come to a decision. Those who truly know me know that I won't change my mind. Friends, family, acquaintances, and coworkers should be support systems not intrusive, manipulative people who act without your consent.
I stopped talking to my family for very clear reasons. There is a long history of abuse and trauma. I can't handle that. I can't handle how small I feel inside around all of them.
I have very few friends and even fewer acquaintances. Lately, they all don't listen to me. My voice means nothing. It feels defeating.
Today, I asked my coworker to back off of me. The coworker insists on talking about a personal matter that I did not bring up to them. Rather, many coworkers even my boss insists on acting on matters I did not involve them in. I am saying it now.
I have been very clear in what I want. I choose not to have someone in my life ever. It makes me feel so horrible that what I have to say doesn't matter. Everyone else is making decisions without consulting me. I have one therapist. I chose to see one therapist. I don't want everyone around me treating me as if I am their patient. Just because someone has the power to create a situation, it does not make it right. I didn't agree to any of this. It is unethical and wrong. It is hurting me. I don't know what to say to make it stop. I say stop, no one stops. I say no, no one cares. I say I don't want this, everyone ignores me as if I am stupid. For someone who has a hard time drawing boundaries, I feel trampled upon.
I just wanted to live in a safe house with a safe roommate. I got all of that and more. My house is safe but its not what I wanted. Who has the rights to make choices for me? Who gave them this right? I know that I did not. It's wrong and I want it to stop. How many times must I say stop before it does? Who must I scream to before it does? I know the PTSD causes outbursts in anger, but this is justified. This has very clear reasons. I have come to a decision. Those who truly know me know that I won't change my mind. Friends, family, acquaintances, and coworkers should be support systems not intrusive, manipulative people who act without your consent.