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I don’t have a traumatic childhood. My father disappeared from my life and most of my family cut contact with me and I had to take care of my mother emotionally growing up. I was diagnosed with Asperger’s (autism now) and I suffered with anger issues at the same time. I struggled in school and social circles, I found that wearing a mask young would allow me to fit in.
My stepdad came into my life and disciplined me. He is a masculine role model but he is emotionally neglectful and we can’t hold a conversation. I find myself trying to prove my strength to him by fighting and lifting. He says he’s proud of me but I don’t believe it that’s why I feel I have to do something big and impossible for him to respect me.
I never got girls (Although it doesn’t bother me because I’ve known for a while that it was over) and for a long time I have also suffered with health problems which made me lonelier because it’s hard to talk to people about. I’ve self harmed once before but I stopped when I realized that people would see the scars and say they were for attention. So I resorted to addictions, I suffer an escort addiction which has made me worse.
I don’t have a traumatic childhood so I have nowhere to direct my constant pain, sadness and anger. I have no one to hate and I don’t have a traumatic event that causes me to wake up in a panic. I’ve always been picked on causing me to be in a constant state where I am ready to fight.
I’m hoping that once I join the army, specifically special forces I can suffer enough ptsd for people to feel sympathy for me or for me to have something I can get angry about. It hurts being angry at something invisible. Compared to you guys my life has been easy yet I feel so sad and angry all the time.
I will probably be in prison by the time I’m 35 and continue the cycle of hate started by my father. I feel like deep down it’s all feelings of inadequacy, I’m so far gone that they will never go away.
My stepdad came into my life and disciplined me. He is a masculine role model but he is emotionally neglectful and we can’t hold a conversation. I find myself trying to prove my strength to him by fighting and lifting. He says he’s proud of me but I don’t believe it that’s why I feel I have to do something big and impossible for him to respect me.
I never got girls (Although it doesn’t bother me because I’ve known for a while that it was over) and for a long time I have also suffered with health problems which made me lonelier because it’s hard to talk to people about. I’ve self harmed once before but I stopped when I realized that people would see the scars and say they were for attention. So I resorted to addictions, I suffer an escort addiction which has made me worse.
I don’t have a traumatic childhood so I have nowhere to direct my constant pain, sadness and anger. I have no one to hate and I don’t have a traumatic event that causes me to wake up in a panic. I’ve always been picked on causing me to be in a constant state where I am ready to fight.
I’m hoping that once I join the army, specifically special forces I can suffer enough ptsd for people to feel sympathy for me or for me to have something I can get angry about. It hurts being angry at something invisible. Compared to you guys my life has been easy yet I feel so sad and angry all the time.
I will probably be in prison by the time I’m 35 and continue the cycle of hate started by my father. I feel like deep down it’s all feelings of inadequacy, I’m so far gone that they will never go away.