Help me overcome my dysfunctional childhood that is still affecting me

Anonymous
OP here, thanks, But if it were only that easy ...


Op, you have to NOT want to be a victim. You are wanting to be a victim.
What are you gaining from it. Attention? Excuses?

It's not to say you didn't have a bad childhood - but YOU choose if you're
going to continue to obsess about it or not.

"Oh, poor me" means you get to escape.

Change that.
Anonymous
Make the conscious choice to forge your own path. Don't look back. You are your own person. Don't use genes or dysfunctional upbringing as a crutch. Look at the many successful people who emerged from poor upbringings to become the person who they are today.
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