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by MvL on February 9th, 2008
I was 12 years old, and my father was somewhat drunk. He got angry with me, and called 911. He then took a personal note, left in humour, on the outside of door, to prove how crazy I was. I was hurt he did that, and felt betrayed. Even though he is very good at hiding that he's drunk, the police eventually realized that, if there had been a problem, there wasn't one anymore, and left, without any warnings. That was worse than any physical abuse I suffered. That I could take, but the police thing made me feel completely violated.
by Doggie S on February 9th, 2008
High school.
We barely made rent, my mom got sick and I felt I was the ugliest idiot on earth. Worse, I tried to hide what I felt by venting my anger on others.
by Helen of Toys on January 19th, 2009
So far? Well, Suffice to say it is a little above what has been written here and for reasons of my own sanity and National Security! I shall not mention it
by Shan is Purrrrrfectly Happy on October 26th, 2008
there was an epidemic of head lice at school when i was 9 years old. that was totally lousy.
by Koz - Passion Perseverance Patience on October 21st, 2008
Right after my parents divorce. Because it was right after my parents divorce.
by moonchild wears a COAT of shadows on August 24th, 2008
Your right!I have my own children now and would never ever want to give them up,I tell them everyday how much I love them,but still such biological birth parents make it a sad world
by moonchild wears a COAT of shadows on August 23rd, 2008
When I was sixteen and found my mother,she really did change my life,for the worst!she had a boyfriend with six children and did`nt want me.
by close account on August 20th, 2008
When my parents stopped being close to me...they excluded me from family gathering because i divorced my cheating husband.
by MrBLT needs to be contained on February 10th, 2008
Several years ago I was involved in a rock climbing accident - I jumped down a small ledge, but misjudged my momentum. I couldn't stop myself in time, and went over the next ledge - this one a much larger 20 feet. I landed on my feet, broke both my ankles, my right foot, my pelvis, and three vertabrae. My friends carried me up the hill, and took me to the hospital. I was in a wheelchair for 3 months. That was very humiliating, needing help with everything.
by DwarfClown on January 19th, 2009
I've lost lots of family members...three most closest were my mom, my nephew and my sister. Of those three, the worse one was when I lost my sister, Sonia. The family (16 of us) had just returned from a cruise. Two days later, she past away unexpectedly from an embolism. She was in the hospital overnight, and we got a call in the morning that something wasn't right. The doctor said she had stopped breathing and the CPR wasn't working...not to be hopeful.
That just shattered me. That happened Dec. 2007.
by nucleotideboy on January 19th, 2009
Literally watching my dad die.
by Anonymous on February 29th, 2008
Finding out that someone I love very much is a liar.
by Freebird on January 19th, 2009
Walking into the hospital clinic with my 2 month old daughter and my paternal Grandmother for their doctor appointments when I got the phone call that my Dad was dead. Then having to tell my Grandma that her youngest son was gone.
by Penal Colony is wicked marrying Andy on January 16th, 2009
The day my Dad told me that my uncle had killed himself. I can't think of a time I felt worse than that, ever.
by Gen.ButtNaked on November 20th, 2009
When I failed to get and maintain an erection!
by HeavySkinz on November 20th, 2009
Finding out my oldest bro was dead.
by j ninja... on November 20th, 2009
When the people on the ambulance told me he was dead
by Kizz miazz on January 16th, 2009
Lying in my bunk in Germany while in the US Army. I hurt my back and could not move nor get out of bed the next morning. I knew that it would get better but that I would never be the same. I knew that I was now a person with a severe health issue.
The realization that this has changed my life so drastically and my dreams were changed from a positive outlook to a survival outlook. By that I mean when you are physically fit you feel that you could do anything and the world is there for you to make something of yourself. When you have a permanent injury that will lead to disability it's a matter of survival first and foremost. That really changes the way you think, now you are just hopeful to earn a living and be able to take care of yourself.
What comes to mind if I mention Starbucks?
by friday1322 on February 10th, 2012
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What's the name of your parents' nanny who got caught engaging in innapropriate behavior in the bedroom w/ the mirror on the ceiling?
by friday1322 on February 9th, 2012
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I want to live by dice for a few days, any suggestions for the options i should use?
by thegirlwiththedaisytattoo on February 10th, 2012
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What do you still do that you have done since you were a child?
by Dontfeedthefatass on February 10th, 2012
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What do you think of when I mention supermodel?
by friday1322 on February 10th, 2012
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Wow! that would be terrible! I feel for you on that one. I called the police to save my mother from my father once and she didn't stand up for me and they realized my father was nuts and they put me in a shelter. I liked it there, I cleaned alot and made cigarette money. I did not smoke ,so i gave it away. Then when I was finally getting sprung after warding off very big gay girls every day, my father showed up in court and said "she doesn't want to come home, and we don;t want her there" they made me stay for safety reasons, because there was no contact between my father and I while I was in there and the judge saw trouble coming I hope you are ok anyway, because I know how that kind of betrayal can hurt you
by angel on February 9th, 2008
Yes, it can be terrible - even 15 years later, I still don't really have the capacity to really trust anyone, even if I do pretend to do so to seem normal. I'm very sorry for everything you had to go through.
by MvL on February 10th, 2008
Thankyou, I am actually really ok! I hired one of my teachers to help me. I am a hypnotherapist. He did a wonderful job! You might benefit too. It is worth thinking about,right?
by angel on February 10th, 2008
Sure, maybe. What might hypnotherapy be able to do for me? I have generalized and social anxiety disorder, moderate depression, and can never seem to trust anyone, with moderate paranoia. I'm taking Lexapro for depression and anxiety, with some success, and sometimes Xanax to preempt panic attacks. Do you think I could benefit?
by MvL on February 10th, 2008
absolutely you could. I would call HMI because I know how they work. It is safe and very beneficial normally. We had to delve into all of that and more for many many monthes. It isnt the quacks that have a 3 day seminar etc Their phone sessiomns are just as successful as in person. I had my sessionms over the phone. Sounds weird but it is true and they are wonderful!
by angel on February 10th, 2008
how come the word sessions keeps coming out weird??? LOL
by angel on February 10th, 2008
Thanks for your suggestion. I'll seriously look into it. It couldn't hurt.
by MvL on February 10th, 2008
I wish you the BEST!
by angel on February 10th, 2008