u/yo_kashlee

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How do I move past family rejection?

Growing up, me and my dad were really close. Then he got married, and after they had kids together, I slowly became the outsider. I got treated differently in ways nobody else seemed to notice.

At 18, I got kicked out while they went on to build their perfect family and life with a new house, cars, luxury clothes, and plenty of family vacations I just recently found out about. Meanwhile, I was struggling, homeless at times, in abusive situations, and learning adulthood completely alone with no support system.

Now I’m almost 30, and I think I’m grieving the family relationships I thought I’d have by this age. My family acts like everything is normal while I feel erased from their lives. I’ve even heard that when they talk about me, they tell my siblings, “you don’t want to end up like yo_kashlee.” They even got rid of any photos of me and threw it in the spare junk room.

I think what hurts most is that a part of me still just wants to feel loved, wanted, and like I belong somewhere. I’m wondering if anyone else has gone through this and how you stopped carrying the sadness from it.

TLDR; My family kicked me out at 18 and living the good life while i suffer and i’m grieving the relationships I thought we would have at almost 30.

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u/yo_kashlee — 22 hours ago

How do Imove past family rejection?

Growing up, me and my dad were really close. Then he got married, and after they had kids together, I slowly became the outsider. I got treated differently in ways nobody else seemed to notice.

At 18, I got kicked out while they went on to build their perfect family and life with a new house, cars, luxury clothes, and plenty of family vacations I just recently found out about. Meanwhile, I was struggling, homeless at times, in abusive situations, and learning adulthood completely alone with no support system.

Now I’m almost 30, and I think I’m grieving the family relationships I thought I’d have by this age. My family acts like everything is normal while I feel erased from their lives. I’ve even heard that when they talk about me, they tell my siblings, “you don’t want to end up like yo_kashlee.” They even got rid of any photos of me and threw it in the spare junk room.

I think what hurts most is that a part of me still just wants to feel loved, wanted, and like I belong somewhere. I’m wondering if anyone else has gone through this and how you stopped carrying the sadness from it.

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u/yo_kashlee — 22 hours ago

How to move past family rejections?

Growing up, me and my dad were really close. Then he got married, and after they had kids together, I slowly became the outsider. I got treated differently in ways nobody else seemed to notice.

At 18, I got kicked out while they went on to build their perfect family and life with a new house, cars, luxury clothes, and plenty of family vacations I just recently found out about. Meanwhile, I was struggling, homeless at times, in abusive situations, and learning adulthood completely alone with no support system.

Now I’m almost 30, and I think I’m grieving the family relationships I thought I’d have by this age. My family acts like everything is normal while I feel erased from their lives. I’ve even heard that when they talk about me, they tell my siblings, “you don’t want to end up like yo_kashlee.” They even got rid of any photos of me and threw it in the spare junk room.

I think what hurts most is that a part of me still just wants to feel loved, wanted, and like I belong somewhere. I’m wondering if anyone else has gone through this and how you stopped carrying the sadness from it.

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u/yo_kashlee — 22 hours ago

The start of my addiction!

Went to Michael’s looking my for plastic land yard for gimp and picked up a diamond kit on a whim. I fell in love with diamond painting and already bought more kits! It all started with bookmarks !!

u/yo_kashlee — 6 days ago