Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:a career woman with a family. basically, not my mom. sadly, I am my mom--no career, no real friends, and depression that seems like it will never end.
I'm sorry. Please get professional help. Life shouldn't be that hard for you. You deserve more than this.
How do you know? How do you know she doesn't deserve exactly that?
Because everyone deserves a life free from debilitating depression.
Anonymous wrote:At 12 I wanted to be "successful." I knew I wanted to be in a professional field but it didn't matter whether that success came in business, law, engineering etc. 2 ivy degrees later, I don't feel like it worked out - one of a billion biglaw attorneys who won't make partner. Sigh.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:a career woman with a family. basically, not my mom. sadly, I am my mom--no career, no real friends, and depression that seems like it will never end.
I'm sorry. Please get professional help. Life shouldn't be that hard for you. You deserve more than this.
How do you know? How do you know she doesn't deserve exactly that?
Anonymous wrote:At 12? I wanted to be Captain Kirk. Then I wanted to be Linda McCartney. Then I wanted to be Carole King. Then I wanted to be Angela Davis. Then I wanted to be anyone who Captain Kirk was kissing. Then I wanted to be the girlfriend of my 7th grade math teacher. Then I wanted to be Ali McGraw. Then I wanted to be Katherine Ross in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. I was all over the map and it was the late 70s.That was it pretty much it though for 12. Then around 10th grade I wanted to be me. Just me and only me, as anything seemed possible. I ended up being a lawyer. Never seriously contemplated being one until maybe sophomore year in college.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:a career woman with a family. basically, not my mom. sadly, I am my mom--no career, no real friends, and depression that seems like it will never end.
I'm sorry. Please get professional help. Life shouldn't be that hard for you. You deserve more than this.
How do you know? How do you know she doesn't deserve exactly that?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:a career woman with a family. basically, not my mom. sadly, I am my mom--no career, no real friends, and depression that seems like it will never end.
I'm sorry. Please get professional help. Life shouldn't be that hard for you. You deserve more than this.
Anonymous wrote:a career woman with a family. basically, not my mom. sadly, I am my mom--no career, no real friends, and depression that seems like it will never end.