@original_gangsta said in #1:
> my mum and dad, both my sisters and their husbands and 90% of relatives are narcissists. it's hereditary.
> really soul destroying the narcissistic abuse.
>
> also growing up in racist uk as a minority is not much fun either. i must have done something really bad in a previous life for god to do this to me.
>
> i'm so sad and unhappy. will things ever get better?
Nothing last forever, so thinghs will change for sure, especially when you'll grow up and will be able to afford living on your own.
You have born in uk; there are no food scarcity and no dangerous animal there; so it could have been a lot worse, like having to scavenge your next meal in a elettronic waste dump in a third world country.
When life gives you a rough deal, if you burn up inside over you just make it worse (semiquote: Ajahn Sucitto). Things are as they are, if you get mad or sad or depressed they are not going to get better, it's only you who get miserable. Learn to stay with your feeling, get to know them, without self disparaging or proliferating or analysing; things will eventually gets better.
> my mum and dad, both my sisters and their husbands and 90% of relatives are narcissists. it's hereditary.
> really soul destroying the narcissistic abuse.
>
> also growing up in racist uk as a minority is not much fun either. i must have done something really bad in a previous life for god to do this to me.
>
> i'm so sad and unhappy. will things ever get better?
Nothing last forever, so thinghs will change for sure, especially when you'll grow up and will be able to afford living on your own.
You have born in uk; there are no food scarcity and no dangerous animal there; so it could have been a lot worse, like having to scavenge your next meal in a elettronic waste dump in a third world country.
When life gives you a rough deal, if you burn up inside over you just make it worse (semiquote: Ajahn Sucitto). Things are as they are, if you get mad or sad or depressed they are not going to get better, it's only you who get miserable. Learn to stay with your feeling, get to know them, without self disparaging or proliferating or analysing; things will eventually gets better.