Guest guest Posted May 30, 2012 Report Share Posted May 30, 2012 Hi all, I haven't been on this site pretty much nada died in 2010. I can't remember my old password or user name, so I created a new account. For those of you who were on at that time people called me " Mozz " . Now that nada is gone and I have gone NC with my whole family I'm not scared to use my real name anymore, which is . So hello to anyone who remembers me, and hello to anyone new since then. I've been doing SO MUCH BETTER since she is gone and I have gone NC with the rest of my FOO. (As expected, after she died, the family turned on me like a flock of vultures.) I still get little bouts of depression and deal with my eating disorder, but my low grade daily depression is gone. I can't even believe it! I thought I had dysthymia but it was nada the whole time. I didn't know I could wake up NOT depressed. But the fleas continue to rear their ugly little heads at times. I still fear that since I have no FOO, I have no one that " has " to love me no matter what. This makes me feel so lonely, even though I am married with two kids and have good friends. I feel that when push comes to shove my friends have their real families. I just wish I felt I am enough. That the beautiful little family I created was enough to make me feel not lonely and loved. This is the only place I can say this out loud without sounding terrible. I know how lucky I am to have this family and to have been set free from nada. It just all still hurts sometimes. The abuse I underwent feels surreal. I can't quite believe it was a bad as it was. But it WAS. People just don't get it, it's too hard to understand unless you have a BPD parent. It sounds ludicrous when you try to explain it out loud. Maybe that's why I feel lonely? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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