What's something you disliked about how your parents raised you?
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Jjero
MO-G GROUPIE ♡
ThreeTwentyOne
It's too damn HOT!
Sharing. I hated sharing my chips my games and my room with my siblings. It killed me inside to know they had the rest of the half I enjoyed. I am over it now.
BobSmoke
Flying over your heads
I disliked the psychological put downs basically pointing out my inability to do anything no matter how much I tried to please them.
The fake promises they made and the mixed messages they displayed to me as a child of very impressionable age and the lockdown preventing me from exploring hobbies and acquiring crucial social skills as a kid.
Needless to say I grew up as a kid who was anxious and generally insecure on many aspects of myself such as intelligence, sociability, my weight and a ton of f*ck shit.
They still do that til this day but I swore to myself to follow my intuition even if it were leading me to my demise.
Only good thing that came out of it was my love for books of role models of mine. From there I understood that my identity is never set in stone therefore reformable according to my aspirations.
I have also learnt to redefine taking L's from taking losses into taking lessons.
Another major key I realized was also that whenever people are talking to each other, they dont care what the other person says.
They only want to hear their own voice and merely uses the other person as a soundboard.
I'm guilty of that too, perhaps it's the dhiiga soomaaliyeed kicking in or perhaps I really enjoy my soothing voice.
The fake promises they made and the mixed messages they displayed to me as a child of very impressionable age and the lockdown preventing me from exploring hobbies and acquiring crucial social skills as a kid.
Needless to say I grew up as a kid who was anxious and generally insecure on many aspects of myself such as intelligence, sociability, my weight and a ton of f*ck shit.
They still do that til this day but I swore to myself to follow my intuition even if it were leading me to my demise.
Only good thing that came out of it was my love for books of role models of mine. From there I understood that my identity is never set in stone therefore reformable according to my aspirations.
I have also learnt to redefine taking L's from taking losses into taking lessons.
Another major key I realized was also that whenever people are talking to each other, they dont care what the other person says.
They only want to hear their own voice and merely uses the other person as a soundboard.
I'm guilty of that too, perhaps it's the dhiiga soomaaliyeed kicking in or perhaps I really enjoy my soothing voice.
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If I was you I would wait till his older bro and do the same thing back to him
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