Aedin wrote:I explained everything about my chemical imbalance, my learning disorder, my years of abuse, all that stuff, to help people understand how I am. I wasn't using them as excuses to accept me as I am, to act like I do no wrong, I just thought people would understand more, if they knew more about me. I was never trying to make excuses. It honestly hurts to see all these misunderstandings, and no matter how I try to clear them up, I can't fix them.
I thought thi was a place full of people who would care and pray for me.
I don't see the ewillingness to put in time and support from most of you.
But time and time again, I've just seen people say "I can't help you" or "there is no helping you".
Aedin (post: 1424293) wrote:As for me using my problems as excuses (I did catch that part) I'd try to explain that more, but it would just be seen as making more excuses.
Aedin (post: 1424293) wrote: I'm too overwhelmed right now to read the new posts, or to respond to TG's post yet, but I wanted to say, I do recognize I shouldn't have posted those things about my girlfriend on this site. I shouldn't have said she was a member of this site. I was hurt, emotional, and that wasn't really a good excuse.
As for me using my problems as excuses (I did catch that part) I'd try to explain that more, but it would just be seen as making more excuses.
Also, I remember someone saying about me, Roy Mustang, and goldenspines, and what happened between the three of us. Whoever mentioned that, it was all a huge misunderstanding, that you know nothing about, so you have no place to say anything.
Aedin (post: 1424555) wrote:Right now I only feel comfortable responding to goldenspine's post. I don't remember who brought up what happened between you, me, and Roy, but I don't believe it was you or Roy. And the reason I see it's non oe their business, because, for one, it isn't, and second, because you, me, and Roy have all talked to each other, cleared things up, and forgiven each other. So you're right, there's no need to bring it up again. And in case I forgot to say it before, I'm sorry for hurting you too.
Okami (post: 1428077) wrote:Aedin. I know the panic, the fear, the guilt, the shame. I was there just a week ago, last Friday. For example, last Friday I was sitting in my room alone after talking with a friend and sudden anxiety overthrew me to the point where I was curled in a ball, wanting to cut myself with a razorblade. I texted my roommate and waited in pain for a response, hoping she'd come save me from myself. We then argued over text and that made it worse, and at the same time I was going to take the blade from the shelf and hurt myself with it, my neighbor rushed in and was like "Your roommate told me to come get you and get your butt over to the Administration Building...what are you doing?" "I was going to cut myself." "Not on my watch, get up, get over there!" Later that night that same anxiety had doubled up and burst over, and I had plans of throwing myself out into traffic, until a friend decided to come with me on my evening walk, foiling that plan.
Everything started coming full circle. My roommate kept telling me that I'm either going to do what God wants or I'm going to go to hell/die/die in a hole. Her harsh way of saying I know what I need to do, now get up and do it. Sunday's sermon was on the realities of hell and how to pick up and move beyond and do God's work. She then continued to say this week that we wouldn't be having any more in-depth conversations until she sees real change in me, with my getting up, growing up, moving on. "Don't tell me you're going to DO IT." is what her note says, actually. (There should be a semi-colon between going to and DO IT, but that's just my being nitpicky and she's not a grammatical person) I decided upon her reading me this note that I was going to take a chance and just give myself up. God's going to equip me for His work that He has called me to, I just have to trust in Him to do so. So I gave myself up, and last night while reading a book, at 1 am my stepmom texted me with a list of verses with a note of "I heard you were stressed, here's some verses on help through troubled times" and so I sat there and I read through all these verses, and this peace came over me to the point where I was just laughing, hoping not to wake my roommate. I just became so overwhelmed with joy.
I believe the same can happen for you, Aiden. Just let go. It is a terrifying aspect, to just let go and let God take control. I am a naturally anxious person, with a chemical imbalance that doesn't seem to get me anywhere, but I let God, and here I am, He's moving and doing His work in me.
Here's the list to help you get started -
§ Psalm 1
§ Psalm 3
§ Psalm 42
§ Psalm 116
§ Matthew 18:21-35
§ Luke 11:1-13
§ John 10:10
§ John Chs. 14-16
§ Philippians 4:4-13
§ 2nd Corinthians 1:2-7
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