Hi
@Survivor3 thank you. Well, a hint is, maple leafs, back bacon, Maple syrup and hockey.. eh?

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I do realize, and I noticed it when
@Teasel said it- yes, safe at the moment. Which is probably as good as my mind saying, you've got your opportunity to make this end.. Or maybe not, but it did cross my mind.
I also found something last night: some people sumply won't love you, doesn't matter if they are family. Of course they say don't internalize it, but easier said than done. Though they had a track record of not seemingly loving virtually anyone overtly too much.
I also heard the conditions when one should establish trust. And it is harder to admit there are other people (very few) who qualify. Of course they are not perfect and have their own demons, so am I and do I.
I was oddly surprised (also) to not be told I'm a burden.
Lastly, I do not know and don't get me wrong I do not want suffering, but one thing these experiences or life has taught me is a bit of a better understanding of how it feels to be on the receiving end of this. They said even 'Jesus' was abandoned in the Garden. and I'm certainly not innocent like He was. But I simply can relate with less surprise at the story (true) of a woman thrown in a garbage can by her son (in his defense I am sure he was a burnt out care giver) than when someone does or says an unexpected kindness for me. Or forgiveness or acceptance or validation. I learned pretty quick to shelve needs, wants or feelings. And to be very careful about anything I verbalize.
I do not know what life is about or why. But ultimately I'm still going to be the one who has to account for or leave behind the consequences of my own choices, not other's.
Thank you as well as well as
@Teasel . II know it's a gross topic no one wants to read. i appreciate not being alone in it, very much. As equally true as it is what it is and causes the suffering or sorrow it does and is something people (have to) shy away from, is the truth that support is rare and invaluable. Thank you very much.