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Made up, AI trolling, in my book anyway. Perhaps I am wrong, but I think not.

Whatever your childhood, does it permit you to post mostly rubbish here on AN?

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34 minutes ago, BarBoy said:

For me my childhood was pretty grim. Gaslighting parents/family members/friends, mental abuse, lack of emotional support, bullying (victim & perpetrator), physical abuse at the hands of my father and constant fighting on the streets.

Perhaps psychiatric help would help. Thanks for the clarification of your psychological profile.

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4 minutes ago, nobodysfriend said:

My childhood ?

A horror I do not want to remember ...

Grew up in a * hithole industrial suburb of a middle class town . Run away from parents as often as I could ... they got me caught by police and returned to my non loving home .

When I became 18 , they could not force me to go back anymore , I left for good ...

but , now , I am happy , forgot all the * hit that happened before ... * uck them all ...

I sympathize with you buddy.

 

And yes indeed, eff the lot of em!

 

We cannot choose the family we are born into, but we sure as hell can change that once we are of legal age.

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9 minutes ago, sqwakvfr said:

I have relatives but none are actually family. 

exactly the same here.

 

I cut ties with the lot of them.

 

They brought me nothing but pain.

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1 minute ago, KannikaP said:

And probably Vice Versa.

what kind of a human are you?

 

how can a child intentionally bring adults pain?

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5 minutes ago, BarBoy said:

what kind of a human are you?

 

how can a child intentionally bring adults pain?

I know plenty who do bring their parents much grief. 

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2 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

I know plenty who do bring their parents much grief. 

and that's the kids fault, is it?

 

nothing to do with the way their parents raise them??

 

you must know a lot of people that were psychopaths from birth then!!

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7 minutes ago, Hummin said:

Seems many coming to Thailand have scars for life before attending here. 

I would tend to agree.

 

I have met many 'unhinged' people in Thailand, especially in the bar scene, which I am a firm part of.

 

There are much more deeply disturbed folk than I that sit on the bar stools daily, mostly they are out before breakfast, beer in hand and dressed in a vest...

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2 minutes ago, bubblegum said:

From being the poorest kid at basic schooling to the "privileged" at an International Boarding school in Switzerland, I can say I have been on both sides. The privileged side was terrible with my parents constantly pushing me beyond my intellectual boundaries. 

There was no love just stress to please them. In the end (40 years later!) this broke me and it took me a decade, as well as relocating to Thailand in order to heal.

 

 

Thank you for your input, bubblegum, and I understand and sympathize with your situation.

 

Great to hear that you have healed and have left all the rotten eggs behind!

 

Well done buddy!

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5 minutes ago, Hummin said:

Seems many coming to Thailand have scars for life before attending here. 

I came here when I was 19 just over 42 years ago. I didn't think about it much at the time, but perhaps I was running away from something. Still not sure about it really. Childhood was tough but not totally unhappy - the good often comes with the bad. Got some good life lessons from my divorced parents, and wouldn't be where I am in life now if it wasn't for them. In hindsight would I still come here? To this day, I am not sure.   

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Just now, GarryP said:

In hindsight would I still come here? To this day, I am not sure.   

If I could do it all again I wouldn't.

 

I would have chosen somewhere other than here.

 

But I can't turn back the clock...

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10 minutes ago, BarBoy said:

mostly they are out before breakfast, beer in hand...

You make it sound like a bad thing?

I see it as privileged.

2 billion men around the world would probably be happier having a beer in the morning than going to boring job in the cold.

 

Harden up snowflake

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