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There is nobody here to share my sorrow There is nobody here to cut the ball and chain of my responsibilities, my chores To allow me to run and play like a carefree child, to think of happy things and make daisy chains in the sun When will someone hear my cry? You walk away and leave [...]

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I learned very young to deny my reality, to wish and minimise it away because I didn’t know how to deal with what was put in front of me, the pain was too great for a child to bear on her own. “Mum – is dad drunk again?  No dear, he’s just sick today.  But [...]

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As an adult child of an alcoholic I often feel so alone in this world.  Nobody understands me, nobody gets me, nobody will feel the pain and sadness I feel inside. Imagine a car stalled in the middle of a major highway and all the other cars whizzing by, not noticing it’s there.  It wants some help, so badly [...]

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As an adult, I’ve held onto a dream that I wanted to have a career that was dog related. If I could turn back time I’d probably study to become a veterinarian. I’ve come to the age where I’m realising that I only have one life and I should get into doing the things I really [...]

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Have you ever heard anyone say they don’t know who they are anymore? Losing your identity is losing sight of what you like doing, what you think  or what makes you happy for example. At this time in my life I don’t know who I am or what I like (to an extent) and I [...]

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As I suffer from generalised anxiety disorder and various OCD symptoms such as the need to have things orderly, clean and perfect, I was wondering whether love and sex addiction is classed a form of OCD. Some experts believe that sexual addiction is literally an addiction, directly analogous to alcohol and drug addictions. Other experts believe [...]

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I’m tired of being a codependent, I’m tired of the same old games/scenarios. They get us nowhere, it pushes us back further into an abyss. Last night I picked up the book “Facing Love Addiction” by Pia Mellody which my counsellor recommended to me. I was absolutely gobsmacked at the games two codependents play with each other (unknowingly). [...]

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How many times have you had expectations about something or someone, just to turn around and feel disappointed? Until I started 12 Step Programs, I did not understand what expectations were. Some examples of my expectations are expecting people to do the same quality of work as me in the workplace, expecting anyone who cleans [...]

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