ownedgirlie -> RE: A serious question (6/5/2006 8:36:55 PM)
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ORIGINAL: trippingdaisy With all due respect, i am not sure if this is the right place to argue about such things. The OP has come with a very serious problem, i'm going to go out on a limb and guess that she likely doesn't want to be the cause of strife between others. I was just about to type this, when I saw your post. Thank you for your words. Often when someone is deep in stress, they say things in frustration or pain which may misrepresent the truth of a situation. The OP said her Master gets angry and says he doesn't want to hear it. Many decided to interpret that as "He doesn't care." It is apparent that is not at all what she meant, for if he did not care he would not be taking her to therapists to get her the help she needs. The LAST thing someone in such a state needs to hear is what an evil person the love of her life is. To the OP, don't give up. You are seeking help for yourself, and your Master is helping you do that. That's already two people who believe your life has value enough to preserve. The rest of us do too. I agree with whomever said your life is a gift to others. I have a nephew who has twice attempted suicide, and his latest attempt, just a few months ago, left him in a psych ward and lucky to be alive. He is now getting the proper attention and medications, and for the first time in his life, his fog is beginning to lift. With his own courage, coupled with the love and support of his family and friends, we hope he carries himself through as his life is precious. Yours is too, so be proud of yourself for not giving up. You have strength you are not even aware of. It is that strength which has enabled you to persevere this far. Such a strong spirit eventually finds its light, and when it does, it shines so brightly. Speaking from experience, it IS possible to release the internal demons that seem to forever haunt the soul. It is possible to heal, and to be rid of the pain. Sometimes you have to knock on a hundred doors in order for one to open, and when it does, you can find your path to joy. Keep seeking. Keep listening to the internal voice that compels you to find the help you need.
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