I also had to learn something nobody mentions about tragedies: the cruelty of others. People love to kick you when you're down. I was told DQ's disabilities were my fault and punishment for my life choices. I was blamed for her dying.
I learned to live with the pain and abandonment. I found new support systems. I moved on.
Or so I thought.
This week, the abandonment and cruelty of others is hitting harder than it has in a long time. Years even. Perhaps, it hasn't felt this acute since DQ was an infant.
I find myself wondering why people are so cruel. Why I deserve to be treated badly. What I did to be ostracized.
I would love to scream "Fuck you all!" to those who are hurting me and mean it. But, instead, I sit broken and alone. Perhaps it's the last crack in my dam and not this specific cruelty, but I haven't stopped crying all day.
I am human.
Fuck you all :(
I am human.
Fuck you all :(
Oh dear Mel. I had no idea and am so very sorry to hear this. If I were close, I'd drive you through the town so you could shout "FUCK YOU" to all those hurting you. In fact, I'd rent a convertible and a loud speaker.
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Thank you, Bonnie. Logically, I know it is better to learn where I'm not wanted so I can save my precious time and energy to use on those that appreciate me. Deep down, I've known a long time that I was not wanted, but today it became real. Today, I grieve. I appreciate your offer greatly. At this point, I'd prefer someone to sit and talk to. I think I'm done yelling.
DeleteI'm a good listener if you ever need me. Just let me know and I'll send you my phone number.
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