stellulite wrote:Never being an “important enough” person in any form of relationship is probably one, if not, the most heartbreaking thing to endure. After I dwell upon the feeling and find myself consumed by it, I ignore it, but it always comes full circle and I am reminded that I am never thought about, treated, or cared for the same way that others are. I make mistakes as any person does, but I truly believe that I put a lot of effort into maintaining and enhancing the relationships I have, while others don’t even do the bare minimum or care enough to try harder so that I do not feel this miserable. I hate that it manifests in every relationship I have, whether it be a friendship or relationship. Why is it that I am so loyal but others would ignore or replace me given the care and love I have for them, for another who does not.
This is a problem I’ve had to deal with numerous times. Unfortunately, it does not get easier.
I know many people have probably told you this, but I promise it gets easier. I thought I’d never have friends that really cared about me. However, after someone I considered a close friend ended things with me, I looked around a bit. It amazed me who came out of the well works, usually people you don’t even think about, to comfort me. Now, I realize I have amazing friends and was just looking in the wrong places.
I am sorry to say this, but you will probably continue to endure this. Just let me promise you one day you will find your people. It always takes a hard time, especially in this day and age. No one really cares about each other, we live in a very self-centered society. But if we look hard enough, we can find more people like us.
In my very short-lived experience on Chicken Smoothie, I think you can find some wonderful people here.
nasa wrote:i don’t know how but i’m constantly hurting people or
disappointing them. it’s like my existence is problematic💀
I also went through this. You’d be surprised how much of it is perception based. You’re not as problematic as you feel you are, I promise. You might want to consider changing your outlook. Look at each situation and really think about it. What’s going on? Who’s really letting down too? If people are blaming you for everything, you may just be surrounded by bad people.
Love yourself, you’re never as bad as you seem,