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RecedingMoonlight
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You know what though? None of that is your fault, or really your problem to fix.
Do you understand...
Yeah, see now and I understand. And for years I tell myself the same thing: it's not my fault. I'm just at a loss I guess of how to set this boundary? I guess I have to discipline myself because whenever she has a triggered reaction I instinctively try to help out of habit. I'm gonna try to push myself to just set a firm block because honestly, it's hard to disconnect myself from her distorted reality sometimes, but I need to do it for my sake. Like...yes, you're lonely, you're sad, you feel disconnected. That's great, but I can't do anything about that. I don't have the answer. I can only encourage her forward from a distance and let her learn how to stand up and walk on her own already.