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EQCR

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Being a gay kid in the 80's sucked for me. Being treated as a second husband for my bipolar mom was worse. From age 11 to age 22 when she killed herself with a shotgun after I asked her to stop. My Grandma burned her suicide letter, so I don't even get that. My father acts like he didn't know, like his wife sleeping on the couch for a decade is normal. Now, at age 45 I just want to be that kid again, and grow up and have a sane life.
 
EQCR

Very glad you survived it.

I rarely reply to Introductions posts, as I find them too painful to even read.

I was your age (46) when I decided to deal with it all head-on and directly, rather than by unhealthy proxy.

I hope you have great resources to put toward this and help you along (like people in your life, therapists, books, etc). You'll find a LOT of resources here.
 
Hey EQCR - Welcome to MS,

It's never too late to be a kid again, especially when you missed it the first time around. As you join us in healing the past hurts and pains that childhood abuse can bring, I hope you find some of the stuff that makes it possible to live a sane life.

Peace, and best wishes as you heal.

CJ
 
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EQCR,

I to so wish I could go back in time. Though my past was not as traumatic as yours and in reality i had a pretty good childhood. Yet for me I hit 42 and things just seemed to unravel for me and I later found thus site. It has helped me though at times I wish I did not have to deal with the past.
 
EQCR,
This place is filled with good men who have suffered horribly at the hands of someone whom they trusted. No two lives are the same, but I know you will find a welcoming and supportive group here, who are eager to walk with you along the path of healing. Glad you found us!

Freeman
 
Hey EQCR

I listen hear feel and think about wanting to be a kid again, and growing up to have a sane life. That's all me too. I'm working on this. I write in an app each morning in my goal "what would you tell your younger yourself". I reward him with praise and ask him to participate in my day. It helps. I'm 48 caring for my elderly father who abandoned me as a child, so now is the time. Be a person who chooses to improve yourself.

In kindness to the boy within

Strive 38/11
 
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