Im sitting here wondering where I went wrong. Maybe im not good enough. Maybe im not meant to be happy. everything I do comes out wrong. I wanna scream my head of. I wanna close my eyes and be someone different. I wish I hadn't made so many mistakes. I wish people wouldn't keep bringing it back. I wanna run away far far away. where people don't know my past. where I would be welcomed and loved. Where maybe I can have a family that is not disappointed in me. where they would truly love me and not hurt me because im tired. I'm tired hurting, of crying , of screaming. Where I dont feel like I wanna run i front of a car but than stop myself because only a few people in my life are worth living for. someone please tell me what the answer to happiness because it seem like I cant find it
Confused and broken : Im sitting here... - Mental Health Sup...
Confused and broken
The first step to happiness is to believe that you deserve it!These negative thoughts will Bring you down and you will stay in the negative cycle.
You need to look around you... What is there to be grateful for and positive.
You're alive for one!! You're not a lone there is alwa someone to talk to if you want. Just try to be more positive and it will feel easier.
It will be hard to begin with... Go for a walk, clear your head. Just focus on your breathing.
Im trying but its a constant battle. I started relying on other stuff like weed and such because is the only thing that is keeping me on my feet. But thank you for your words. I really appreciate it. 🙃
Using things just means that you are using something to not deal with your situation.You are strong human being, you have made it this far, you can do it!! Honestly!! Try not to rely on other substances.
What do you do? What are you good at? What do you enjoy?
I use a meditation app to help me. It's hard to begin with but you just have to concentrate on your breathing.
Everything will pass... You'll see.
I like meditating, drawing, singing. Im trying to keep myself busy with work. Im doing a little better
Hi I am here if you want to talk to
thank you Petrina_gmfc
Hi hope you are feeling well 😊
Im feeling a bit better
That's good to hear you know that you can get me on here anytime 😉
thank you!!
How are you doing today 😊
im good hbu???
Not great just now in a lot of pain with my back and knee but I will get there at
I hope you do im sorry you are feeling like this
Morning how are you doing hope all's well with you x
hi just feel a little crappy but hopefully we will survive
Hi you will be fine how has your day been
Im in the same boat right now. I read a little watched amovie n smoked now i feel a little better. Sometimes its habits that cause depression/anxiety. Hope your doing well. I will b her if you feel worse or just want to talk
Hi Darklight,I’m so very, very sorry you’re going through this. Please know you’re not alone, but part of a tribe who understands your struggle. You’ve made a big step in reaching out.
If you didn’t have a leg, you’d not expect to walk in the same way everyone else does. You’d learn to cope, though movement would require more time and effort for you than for others. You’d use a prosthesis, a crutch, or a wheelchair. You might learn to hop or even roll. It wouldn’t be unexpected for you to lean on someone, occasionally.
Unfortunately, neuroatypical brain disorders can’t be seen. They stem from a lack/imbalance of chemicals essential to neurotransmitters and result in handicaps as real as a missing leg. But you look like everyone else. Your expectations, and those of the people in your world, are based on a false perception.
If amputees were expected to move like their two-legged counterparts, without benefit of prosthesis or crutch, they’d likely fall on their faces. (How often has that happened to you)? But when ADHDers fall on their faces, they’re called lazy or unmotivated or incompetent. They feel like failures for being unable to process information like everyone else, even though lacking the cerebral equivalent of a “leg”.
The good news is that, if you can accept the realities of living with ADHD and it’s attendant issues, you can learn to cope, function and be successful. The creativity and out-of -box thinking often associated with neuroatypical brains can actually be beneficial. It will just take time, effort and perhaps some chemical or behavioral crutches.
The big hump to get over is often dealing with the unfairness of being born with a neuroatypical brain and needing to work ten times harder than everyone else just to stay in the game. You can choose to be angry and unhappy and wallow in self-pity, you can choose to give up and drop out; or you can choose to understand, accept and get on with it. You might need to lean on someone occasionally. Just know we’re all on the ride with you - doing our best to cope and compensate - sometimes stumbling, sometimes succeeding. Good luck, my dear.
Thank you!!! Thats how I feel sometimes like I cant walk or I can get up and continue to do everyday task. But im trying really hard to feel better.