onlyjesus316
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@hlcorn3 I completely agree. I’ve really been avoiding walking away or leaving him and now I’m realizing that it’s a completely fine thing to do and I really should do it. I think it must come from my trauma of my mom leaving me in moments I needed her the most. When I had big feelings she left or ignored me. There was even one time that scarred me forever when I was a teenager I told her crying and screaming that I was going to end my life and she slammed my door, got in her car and drove away. It hurts. I can still feel the wound. I think it’s why I exhaust myself until I collapse to try and be next to my son at all times even if I’m mentally not there. But I don’t think it’s healthy.
I can feel that I’m trying to heal my wounds through the way I’m parenting my son. But I’m realizing that I’m only hurting myself more in the process.
I can feel that I’m trying to heal my wounds through the way I’m parenting my son. But I’m realizing that I’m only hurting myself more in the process.