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mylunareclipse
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Thank you @NightSky . I have read some about IFS and yes it can be helpful! As you say I have no self-compassion for myself. Though honestly it's not all the time now. It's in those particular moments when I am talking about "hard" stuff lol. And it was kind of ironic because I was talking about how I felt invisible, unloved and unimportant as a child and as soon as I was done reading I spurted out "this is dumb, this is stupid, this is overly dramatic"... I was treating myself in the exact same way I was treated as a child. I was even using the same words and I wasn't aware I was doing so until looking back later. This wasn't even my voice I realized. This was the voice I heard as a child. The words that I heard over and over.
@brat17 ...I can totally relate. I did get better and had more self-compassion later on, but last few years due to some abusive relationships I feel the same. I feel that I cannot do anything right. It's very hard to describe to someone who hasn't experinced it, but it's gotten to my head. I feel that I am incapable and evil/mean. And though somewhere in my brain that this is not how I have always felt about myself, there's always that voice that says "who are you kidding". ... I hope you can find the energy to fight again and to find compassion for your self! You deserve it.
@brat17 ...I can totally relate. I did get better and had more self-compassion later on, but last few years due to some abusive relationships I feel the same. I feel that I cannot do anything right. It's very hard to describe to someone who hasn't experinced it, but it's gotten to my head. I feel that I am incapable and evil/mean. And though somewhere in my brain that this is not how I have always felt about myself, there's always that voice that says "who are you kidding". ... I hope you can find the energy to fight again and to find compassion for your self! You deserve it.