The effects of not having a personal space

[5'4loser]

Having a personal space is a privilege many people don't understand the importance of, i'm 16 and still have to sleep with my parents because there isn't a bed for me, I have never felt the sensation of coming home going to my room and staying there for hours and hours where no one can see me surrounded by things I chose, a place where i can develop my hobbies without having a judgeful eye watching me, and it's not just about whining, I see real difference in behavior between my friends who are in somewhat the same situation as me, and the ones who aren't, specifically in the way they play: the frist type of specimen have an underdeveloped sense of play, they have problems keeping up conversation, have a different attachment to things, usually don't have hobbies (no where to cultivate them) and don't know how to act in many situations, because they didn't have a space to reflect on themselfs and shape their persona.

 

[5'4loser]

Boost it took a lot to make this

 

[Netanyahu]

 

[5'4loser]

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What? I just said an observation I made while venting about my situation

 

[KD6Imp33]

That sucks.
But you're only 16, so in maybe 2-3 years when you get you're own appartment, you will feel pure freedom.
So try to make getting a job your main priority and work hard to get that relieve.

 

[PoopyFartGamer]

Bro can't even watch furry hentai in peace alone

 

[PoopyFartGamer]

Bro can't even watch furry hentai in peace alone

I'm jk btw I get how u feeling, I grow up having to share with my brother and the door can't be close fully so u just have to pray it just stay in place and that the wind doesn't blow it open or something. Having company is great but sometimes we just want a little me time

 

[5'4loser]

Bro can't even watch furry hentai in peace alone

That's the wrost part

 

[xzylecrey]

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