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pandwizzy

453d

Sometimes when I get angry its like the only thing I can feel. Then I snap back to reality and Im suddenly the most sympathetic person in the world. I hate the way my disorder makes me react to things and I hate not knowing what is and isn’t justified. Why do i insist on punishing myself for every negative emotion i have and why is it so easy to sympathize with everyone but myself? Ive been thinking a lot about the day I will eventually die. Im not suicidal but I want to go knowing that at least one person out there can sympathize with me enough to be able to whole heartedly say that I am good. I want to know that even though my negative symptoms exist that deep down I am still good outside of my impulsive rage. I dont know how to cope with knowing that some people will only know my disorder. I want someone who genuinely knows me and my disorder to be able to tell people when Im gone that despite all the things Ive done that I was a good person, even when I dont feel like I am. I know episodes come and go and that this depression isn’t permanent but Im just having a hard time coping with my identity these days

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    • shiny.crow

      451d

      I get angry and just see red. I shout and say things I regret. I even yelled at my baby when they were only 4 months old, one of my most regrettable mistakes and biggest embarrassments because, to me, that is abusive. I would never even spank my child, but yelling at a baby, how low can you get...... They didn't deserve that at all. We need strong support systems. My friends and family tell me I am a great mom who has made some mistakes but obviously loves my child very much, but I don't believe i am a good mom sometimes because my anger has gotten in the way in the past. I feel horrible after losing my temper. I attend weekly therapy and have made major improvements, but it can't erase what I've said or done in fits of rage. I can never erase the guild of yelling at my child when they were that young. All I can do is be better daily, and I've worked really hard on it. I know attending therapy and having a strong support group isn't easily available for many people, but you aren't alone, and I hope my reply makes you feel some solidarity. Sometimes, I don't feel like myself, and at times, all I see is a monster when I look in the mirror. 😥

    • shiny.crow

      451d

      I get angry and just see red. I shout and say things I regret. I even yelled at my baby when they were only 4 months old, one of my most regrettable mistakes and biggest embarrassments because, to me, that is abusive. I would never even spank my child, but yelling at a baby, how low can you get...... They didn't deserve that at all. We need strong support systems. My friends and family tell me I am a great mom who has made some mistakes but obviously loves my child very much, but I don't believe i am a good mom sometimes because my anger has gotten in the way in the past. I feel horrible after losing my temper. I attend weekly therapy and have made major improvements, but it can't erase what I've said or done in fits of rage. I can never erase the guild of yelling at my child when they were that young. All I can do is be better daily, and I've worked really hard on it. I know attending therapy and having a strong support group isn't easily available for many people, but you aren't alone, and I hope my reply makes you feel some solidarity. Sometimes, I don't feel like myself, and at times, all I see is a monster when I look in the mirror. 😥

    • ashyo

      453d

      Same, and when i get mad and put a hole through a wall suddenly I'm the bad guy but when I try to explain it nobody wants to hear it.

      • pandwizzy

        453d

        @ashyo literally, whenever someone fucks with my sleep I cant control my anger. I open my eyes and suddenly Im yelling and screaming and threatening to burn the house down. Then i go back to sleep and wake up hours later wanting to kill myself because I didnt mean to say any of the things I said

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