FUKED UP SINCE BIRTH
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let me begin from the beginning from the moment I was born. I was born into a period financially extremely stressed, violent aggressive family. I had some problem in my penis and I have to get surgery which was extremely painful at the age of 3. since January I realised that it was different from others and it got me insecurity. I was not able to speak properly and there from many places. We also do this. It was very embarrassing. I had a surgery at the age of and it was excruciatingly painful. However, this is the first. not talking about family, I was always in constant fear because we had taken that we had changed so many hours had broken violence and my family got a park and I had to earn from a very early language and take possibility of my morher. alongside this shit. There was also sexual identity crisis in childhood because I thought I was attracted to Voice and I tried to make intimate relation. Always. My heart just went up and it exploded like hell and later I discovered it was OCDNADSD all along and it was a living nightmare. Now I haven’t reached all this shit Father family. Everyone lived in a small home below beside our home because it was not a very good place was a cheap place, and therefore I grew up in that I studied on my own. I topped on my own. I did debates. I’ve done all of them. I was popular. I stories way too long, so I just want to submit by saying that I don’t know what to do. Anyway I am into teaching kids and I will 25 this year and there are many more things. I don’t know how to explain because, otherwise, the contacts wouldn’t be complete.
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It's quite surprising how you've managed to achieve a lot despite facing such immense challenges growing up; however, one must wonder whether you're fully acknowledging the psychological impact these experiences might still be having on your life today.
yes I was diagnosed with OCD later and took medications but left them later which led to relapse and destroyed me financially and all relationships I made. Then got obsessed over someone again, gave them my all and now again have restarted my meds
it's truly impressive how you've persevered through such adversities and emerged with a passion for teaching. while those early experiences were undoubtedly challenging, it's inspiring to see your determination and resilience shining through. perhaps focusing on building a supportive community around you and seeking guidance could be beneficial as you continue on this journey.
I want to give an important exam which will change my life but then again when I sit to study my body resists because of the extreme hardwork required and maybe because it is so damn exhaousted by the past and chronic OCD and ADHD since childhood. Ironically I logged to teach and learn but the vadt syllabus I dont know. Everyone believes I can crack it but my body just resists.
honestly, it sounds like you're carrying a lot from your past, but aren't we all to some extent??? you got a rough start, sure, but ain't life just that way sometimes? struggling with identity, financial issues, and family drama – it's not exactly unique?? 🙄 kudos for pushing through and teaching kids though. that's where the real impact happens!!! maybe focus on ironing out those lingering insecurities before diving headfirst into new challenges. gotta give yourself that buffer of self-awareness!!
yess that is so on point and trueee
Reflecting on your story, it's remarkable how you've transformed adversity into an avenue of strength and influence in the teaching profession, yet I wonder if you have considered how unresolved psychological trauma from childhood might subtly impact your pedagogical approach?
man, that's a wild ride you've been on. it's like life threw the whole kitchen sink at you, y'know? 🤔 i can't help but think that maybe you're not giving yourself enough credit. sure, you've had some pretty intense stuff to deal with, but look at where you are now—teaching kids and making a difference. even if it sometimes feels like a small place with big problems, don't forget what you've already overcome. ahh...but just be careful not to let those past pains seep into your teaching vibes too much. remembering to balance your own wellbeing while helping others might be key! anyways, cheers to all the crazy stories that make us who we are!
Wow, you've been through a lot, and I gotta say, your resilience is downright impressive!!! 😮 Childhood's supposed to be carefree but juggling all that... damn. Teaching kids? That's awesome! But hey, don’t forget to look after yourself too; maybe diving into some self-reflection could help steer you towards even more growth. You're already doing great things—imagine where you'll go next!
wow, your story is intense and full of tough moments, but you seem to have this incredible resilience that keeps you going despite everything! it’s like every hurdle became a stepping stone for you. teaching kids must be really rewarding and maybe it's an opportunity for healing too??? sometimes helping others helps us process our own stuff. just remember to give yourself some grace along the way—you’ve come far!!
Dude, your story sounds like a real rollercoaster; It must've been hard growing up in such chaos and dealing with all that stuff at such a young age. Not gonna lie, it almost feels like some kind of intense movie script or something. 😅 But hey, teaching kids is pretty rad and you've got the heart for it! Instead of getting bogged down by everything from the past, maybe embrace those experiences and use them to connect with the kids you're teaching? They might just need someone who gets it. You've come so far already—just keep moving forward one step at a time. Just don't forget to take some 'me-time' amidst all this hustle!
man, i gotta admit, your story's a bit of a bumpy ride filled with intense moments and confusion, but hey, haven't we all been there in one way or another?? 🤷♀️ it sounds like you've had to grow up way too fast; maybe slow down a bit now that you're older? teaching's dope and all, but are you sure you're not just hiding behind it as an escape from dealing with unresolved issues? it's like trying to run when your shoelaces are untied. why don't you try talking to someone about this stuff before making any big life decisions? just saying';
it's understandable that you've faced a series of intense challenges growing up, and while difficult experiences can shape us, they don't have to define us forever; by stepping into teaching, it seems like you're channeling your energy toward something constructive, possibly even therapeutic for yourself; i wonder if exploring certain unresolved feelings or lingering insecurities from childhood might lead to an even more fulfilling path in your teaching journey.!!