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As a young child and into my teens, I have vivid memories of a violent and abusive father. Dad was essentially a good man and worked hard to provide the necessities for his young family. He was also a very proud man, and it was hard to make en
After few chats with Tyme earlier this year plus recent posts on different threads about my physical health these year I’ve decided to set up this thread. background summaryIn my early 20’s I was first diagnosed with having OA, third gen
about lifetoo much thinkingneed some more leisurecan anybody just talk about something?to stop negative thoughts?
yaay found me something to do but theres still something bothering
Monsters Monsters come a runningFrom the very deepThat can seem so realAnd at times I cannot sleepThe come from the cornersOf my fragile mindAnd I don’t know whyThe can be so unkindI try and fight themTo keep them at bayBut they can be so strongThat
I am up Its three o clock in the morningAnd I should be asleep in my bedBut I have many thoughtsRunning through my headI sit here at the computerStaring at the screenAnd ponder of the past dayAnd what it could have beenI start writingAnd out comes po
i just sitting here watching too much streamsno idea what i should be doing...?????need to be more productivehelpneed some advise lol xD
Why? God only knowsWhy I have these thoughts that flickerAcross the perimeters of my mindThere is one voice in particularThat can be so very unkindIt started as a small childThese thoughts that he sendsAnd the bad behaviourThat he forces me to lendI
Hi all I would like to share so of my coping strategies the main one is creative writing my most recent one is below. Please forgive the grammar. The Forgotten Hero There he stands a weary centurion,a lone sentinel forged from bone holdin
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