This is far beyond the scope of life sxn. That is some seriously heavy s*** that definitely requires professional help to work out all those emotions and pain you suffered. The best advice you’ll get here it to seek out therapy.
That said, the fact that you’ve allowed your mom to stay in your life and have accepted that she’s a changed person tells me that you’re capable of forgiving her on some level. Obviously, you’re not entitled to forgive her considering how f***ed up she was to you, but she seems remorseful at this point in life, so I’m sure she appreciates it greatly that you haven’t cut her off. I believe that almost all relationships can be mended if both parties are willing
find out your trauma responses and heal from them before it ruins other relationships in life you’re 19 so you got hella time
You’re gonna need some short-long term therapy to lay this all out verbally with no filter.
if nothing else, there’s nothing wrong with loving from a distance, and being there only when absolutely needed.
All ima say is be careful ever letting your guard down around her even if she’s different now
@op I’m very sorry you experienced this
I can relate with this, but it was my father instead
My father is dead now and we never got to talk about that, but I managed to forgive myself (in first place) and be at peace with my past
I strongly recommend you read this book, it’s pretty short and straightforward, if you need a free version I can hook you up, it really changed how I see myself and my past and helped me understand what should I do
https://www.amazon.com/Heal-Your-Wounds-Find-True/dp/2920932217
yo can you hook me up in messages? i’m dealing with something similar as well. would be much appreciated
yo can you hook me up in messages? i’m dealing with something similar as well. would be much appreciated
Here's the link
I would recommend you to highlight everything that relates to you, and when you finish the book, write it all down on a notebook or piece of paper, then you can craft a plan on how to start and do it
Here's the link
I would recommend you to highlight everything that relates to you, and when you finish the book, write it all down on a notebook or piece of paper, then you can craft a plan on how to start and do it
you out here doing god’s work
thanks bruv
you out here doing god’s work
thanks bruv
you’re welcome, hopefully it helps as it helped me
talk to a licensed professional if you can no cliche stuff.
this is sensitive and you won’t get the full attention you deserve in a space like this.
you shouldn’t have to imo, as someone who doesn’t speak to any of my family except my siblings.
the only way to get over it seriously in my opinion is if she apologized for doing those things to you. you’re not supposed to forgive without an apology.
Here's the link
I would recommend you to highlight everything that relates to you, and when you finish the book, write it all down on a notebook or piece of paper, then you can craft a plan on how to start and do it
good looks fam