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People who had a bad past, how you do go through the day?


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It's hard but I have trained myself to have the mindset that whatever people did to me in my past, they can't do to me now. I want a happy and healthy future and I have to think if I try to live a life that brings me more days filled with happiness than the days I had filled with sadness then I can make it through one more day.

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honestly i never stop thinking about it. it's like the memories haunt me, but i also think how that was the past and none of that is going to happen now. what's happened has happened and there's nothing i can do but i can make damn sure that the present and future is better for me.

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You make other things the focus of your life.  You won't be able to stop thinking about them 100%, but you can make them not be the focus of your every day.  The way I see it, living a life comfortably with as many little joys as I can find and trying to give other people a little bit of happiness through small gestures is a good way to claim victory over having a shitty childhood.

 

Don't let the people who hurt you win by dwelling too much in the past.  Once you've escaped it, try to make yourself see that there's a lot of little things to live for.  Make goals for yourself not just for success but for stuff you've always wanted to do, big or small, and make that what you work toward.  If you're looking outward, you're not setting yourself on a course of destruction by obsessing with bad shit inside.

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I was in therapy for years then I woke up one day and it was like

 

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I'm even close-ish to one of my parents now who really caused a lot of the bad drama in my childhood, it's so crazy, but we changed so much.

 

 

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honestly i never stop thinking about it. it's like the memories haunt me, but i also think how that was the past and none of that is going to happen now. what's happened has happened and there's nothing i can do but i can make damn sure that the present and future is better for me.

tbh this. i'm not over it but i know it's over and i can't go back so i have to just keep moving forward and trying to be happy

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I struggle every day with as much new shit that i dont have time to think abt the past. There are o/c moments when it still hit me but i focus more to go tho the actual day, whats hard enough.

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It's in the past and there's no use thinking about it again. That's what I'm always trying to tell myself. I'm not gonna pretend it doesn't haunt me, cause I do think about my past a lot fml. It doesn't help that I'm really self-deprecating which makes me blame myself for a lot of things. I just try to focus on my future and the present.

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I’m 28 now and I have learned to cope with my horrible childhood. I have found that what helps the most is talking about it. I went to counseling but it didn’t do anything for me, one of my counselors used to fall asleep on me when I was talking but at least I was able to talk about it so maybe it helped a little.

 

I feel that I missed out on so much in my life and I used to cry all the time but I’m happy now and content with what I have achieved which doesn’t seem to be too much to other people and family but is good enough for me.

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Talking about it really helped for me, whether with a therapist, friends or even just opening up to strangers in this forum, it gets the thoughts out of my mind and helps me to accept that it's the past, those things are done and shouldn't hold me back now. I won't act like i'm alright now, it still fucks me up sometimes but atleast it got more bearable.

 

In the past i've tried to drown the thoughts with alcohol and drugs, without success. Let me assure you or anyone else reading this that it won't work, you won't be able to just forget years of abuse or other wrongdoings and things will only end up getting worse.

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Bad present. And I don't really deal with it anymore, I guess. I vent to my siblings. I laugh it off as if it's all a bad meme. Tbh, nothing feels real to me anymore, anyway and that helps me to care less about what happens next. I go through my days feeling as if I'm watching a very long, shitty movie titled My life. I'm in a daydream state 24/7. It's a strange feeling, but it helps me cope and I don't want to go back to being the nervous wreck I used to be Â¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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"What doesn't kill you makes you stronger" It might be cheesy, but heck, it's true. I'm still here.

 

And right now, I'm actually still facing another downhill. The last time I felt like this was when I was in 10th grade, and then it went up by 11th grade, stable in 12th grade, pretty good on the first half year of my college, but after my 2nd year of college, almost pretty much everything was a mess. The reason why I'm still here, living, and even writing this was, although most of the time I felt lonely, but I kinda love it when I'm with my friends, laughing, I feel like my presence around them are one of the reason why our circle feels so alive and bright and mostly positive smile.png). Oh, and I often said this to myself "In the future, I'd be thankful that I've ever been in this kind of situation before"

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I just not think about it. Sometimes when it’s too painful you kind of repress it anyway.

For instances, your memories come back to something really bad for example u were abused as a child or molested as a child how would you cope with that?

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