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Old 04-20-2012, 04:16 AM   #11
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Well done with the driving. I know how that goes!

Discussion is a good thing.

Keep working on your own positive steps. It might just see you through this whole crisis with your friend.

You gotta remember... don't take onboard the negativity of others. It's so very easy to do that. I know unfortunately. Try not to concentrate on particular words that have been said to you. They're not yours to own. Create in your mind an imaginary bubble around yourself. Remember that your friend is your friend. Remember that they're having a very difficult time. Remember that you have been making your own positive steps lately and you need to concentrate on those.

all the best...
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Old 04-24-2012, 12:27 AM   #12
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She still is staying at her parents.

She told me she resents me and that a person in her group said "you should kick that b*#$& out of your house"

Why would she talk about me in such a way that the would think that about me and why would she tell me?

This isn't going to end well
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Old 04-24-2012, 05:33 AM   #13
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I disagree with the ending...she needs to "own it"...her part in it instead of blaming you. Is it "her" house? I am constantly saying that change is hard and it takes courage to go in a new direction..I honestly think it's time for both of you to move on. Are you dependent on her for this living arrangement? Please know that we are sending you positive thoughts for courage to move on.
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Old 04-24-2012, 07:50 AM   #14
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Oh sweetie, what a tough corner, and a huge weight to carry. its one thing when life expects us to carry a large bag of our own stuff, and we need to figure out a way to either lighten the load, or set down the bag, but for someone else to step up and hand you their bag as well as your own is unfair!

You cannot make anyone else feel anything else. As long as you are being decent, honest, kind with your responses, and responsible with your own honesty, then however they choose to perceive it is on them. The old "standing knee deep in a river, and dying of thirst" syndrome. Unwilling or unable to look down and see that they are surrounded by good clean drinkable water. They want others to reach down and dip in a clean blue cup (no other color will do) and if you use a green cup then clearly you are trying hard to make things more difficult for them. Its the old "you can lead a horse to water" trick. Ever try to make a horse drink? They wont till they are ready, no matter how hot the day. You must either wait them out, or pack an extra supply for them down the road. Since the horse is working, and an animal you are in charge of, its up to you to provide for its care. Since you have walked her to a clean cool pond of water, I would take off her bridle and let her figure out if and when she chooses to drink.

Please know that YOU are a GOOD person! You are entitled to lay in your own bed late at night, and fall asleep without having to wait out or fish out what is wrong with your housemate. There is a cut off time for such things, unless its emergent, and if so...get to the point! Did she walk in and say "I need to talk, but if you could give me a minute to get comfy I would appreciate it" or did she simply plop down and expect a mind reader? Can you read minds?

I am glad you are seeing her away from an institutional setting. I am glad you are seeing that she is working on getting her legs underneath her. What she is going thru is horrible, but its NOT your fault! its not! so, while you can and should be helpful, you should not be the answer. She must seek and find those answers within herself.

My mother was a horrible person, and abandoned me to the world of men at 12. Now, for a long time I had every right to blame her, but when I grew up, and was able to be responsible for my own life I had a choice to make. Either stay stuck on that hot rock and cry that my feet hurt, or step off and pick and choose what I wanted in my life. How I wanted it in my life and where I wanted it in my life. Hard work? you betcha! but it was MY choice. Till we pick better things for ourselves, we are going to be surrounded by those things we refuse to take charge of.

I wish you the best of luck. Hang in there.
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Old 04-24-2012, 09:18 AM   #15
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I'm very glad to see that finally her parents have been mentioned. And that she is staying with them.

I have no idea exactly what her diagnosis is, if it's just depression, or perhaps a different kind of mood disorder. I had a best friend who has Borderline Personality Disorder and there is no way whatsoever we could ever ever cohabitate!

Who knows why she said what she said in group...and why she repeated it to you. Like Alffe, I'm wondering, is she the owner of where you live? Or the person listed on the lease? I still think that it's time for you both to go your separate ways. Living together is too much for the both of you in your delicate emotional states.

Remember to take care of you.
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Old 04-25-2012, 12:13 PM   #16
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She owns the house. I rent a room.
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Old 04-25-2012, 12:50 PM   #17
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Jeepers Girl.....I'll rent you a room.................GET OUTTA THERE!!!!!

PS I'm not yelling at you but enough is enough you need a break!!!
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Old 04-26-2012, 06:42 PM   #18
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I wish we all lived in one great big, beautiful community.

Hang in there ((mbrook)).
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