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<blockquote data-quote="newstart" data-source="post: 724269" data-attributes="member: 22416"><p>Recoveringenable, Thank you for your empathy and compassion. I sat in the sun a little while and my healing tears started. I feel a bit better since the tears finally ran out, I believe I have been so grieved that I could not even cry. My daughter is a lot like her paternal grandmother, the same strain of bipolar or borderline. Being as ugly as she can be and then calling me and acting like nothing has happened, or buying me a gift to ease the blow of another beating. Same pattern, same madness. My life got immediately better when I made the decision to not have any contact with my bipolar mother in law, sister in law and brother in law. I felt the weight of the world off my shoulders. Each one of these bipolars would not leave me alone after they harmed me. I got my voice at age 37 when my son died and I had to make nessesary changes. My voice has been quiet because I know I will have to dump one more bipolar off my list and that will be my toxic daughter. If these people think I am so bad then why can't they ever leave me alone? Why do I end up getting stalked or called or trying to come over to my home all the time? If I thought someone was awful I would keep as far away as I could and I would NEVER have called that person or try to contact them in anyway. In my everyday life I am mellow and truly believe in Karma. I feel sorry for people that are truly mean because it hits them back in the face 100 fold. Maybe if it is painful enough it will teach them to stop being so ugly. I look forward to a good work out tonight and being around someone kind. I have read and studied the post on detatchment. It is very good, healing and it feels like truth to me. Thank you and thank all of you for your support.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="newstart, post: 724269, member: 22416"] Recoveringenable, Thank you for your empathy and compassion. I sat in the sun a little while and my healing tears started. I feel a bit better since the tears finally ran out, I believe I have been so grieved that I could not even cry. My daughter is a lot like her paternal grandmother, the same strain of bipolar or borderline. Being as ugly as she can be and then calling me and acting like nothing has happened, or buying me a gift to ease the blow of another beating. Same pattern, same madness. My life got immediately better when I made the decision to not have any contact with my bipolar mother in law, sister in law and brother in law. I felt the weight of the world off my shoulders. Each one of these bipolars would not leave me alone after they harmed me. I got my voice at age 37 when my son died and I had to make nessesary changes. My voice has been quiet because I know I will have to dump one more bipolar off my list and that will be my toxic daughter. If these people think I am so bad then why can't they ever leave me alone? Why do I end up getting stalked or called or trying to come over to my home all the time? If I thought someone was awful I would keep as far away as I could and I would NEVER have called that person or try to contact them in anyway. In my everyday life I am mellow and truly believe in Karma. I feel sorry for people that are truly mean because it hits them back in the face 100 fold. Maybe if it is painful enough it will teach them to stop being so ugly. I look forward to a good work out tonight and being around someone kind. I have read and studied the post on detatchment. It is very good, healing and it feels like truth to me. Thank you and thank all of you for your support. [/QUOTE]
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