I don't blame her either though. I think I've been dramatic/unfair in how I've made her look here in trying to cope
I remember telling my best friend months before Madre's death that 99% of the time I'm hanging out with her, everything is fine and great, and I did feel greatful to have her. It was just that *I* sucked at coping with that 1% of times, and the environment was stressful enough on its own to me.
And at the end of my mom's life, that 1% was just, like. Her walking to the bathroom. I mean, literally.
But I told my friend that he gets to hear that 1% out of proportion because obviously I'm going to complain about that when I'm not around her to get it out of my system. I'm not going to complain about enjoying a conversation with my mom.
Which is what I mean by what I said in that previous message.
I genuinely feel like my life has fallen apart, and I was shocked when someone else in PHP said that they had goals after their mom's sudden traumatic death, alone because of COVID. Like, how do people just go one after something so heartbreaking? Honestly how
I mean, I guess I am, but what problems do people actually have that's not outshadowed by losing one of the biggest supporters you ever knew? Esp if you didn't see it until it was gone
I mean, yeah, I guess semi-feral still applies, but apparently I was getting a ton of support in my adult years, she was trying to do better, she was trying to love on us and keep her evil ex out of our lives. And normally I'd have had time to grieve my childhood properly or have someone finally say that she couldn't change the past and clearly wants to -- or if they did I didn't hear it because I had angry muffs on my ears, I don't know.
I do love her and did. It was a lot of horrible feels I had and they went against my values even then and left me feeling empty and hateful of myself.
And look what that got me. Nowhere. Just more emptiness and wishing I had saved her in time. A lot of guilt.
She wouldn't want me to feel this way but it's very hard not to