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[quote=Anonymous]My HS and college BF of 4 years eventually broke up with me in large part because of my mother’s extreme obesity and my father’s alcoholism, at his motherMs very strong and apparently years-long urging. I was SO betrayed and felt so wronged. My parents’ failings were not mine! I had overcome so much! I had resilience and strength! 25 years later, I get it. I really do. My life has been far harder than I would have predicted then, and my own mental health issues plus the damage of years of neglect and trauma is far, far worse than I let myself see then. (I’m glad I didn’t see it then.) One of my brothers is dead by suicide. I spent years caretaking my parents. I am nearly 50 and broke and now have obesity as well. I am a really good person and very loving. But he has a wife now who grew up in a stable home with healthy, functional parents. They are financially secure. He chose better DNA and I actually can’t fault him, ultimately. I’m still hurt by it; I deserved better. I chose poorly with my own DH as well. He has actual siociopatgy in his family, running rampant, and quite a strong streak of it himself. It’s far more terrifying to me than the alcoholism and obesity on my side. [/quote]
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