The first time I was hospitalized, I felt like I belonged for the first time in my life. It is rare for me to feel this way since I never felt I belonged in my own family.
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I’m going to miss you.
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My sister discovered she was “In with the Out Crowd”.
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I don’t “belong” with my family either.
I’m beyond a black sheep and feel uncomfortable with most of them.
Not many people I feel I’m comfortable with.
Good news is they exist .
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Same…. 。°。°。°。°。°
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Yes I also felt this very rare attachment to the psych hospital the first time I was admitted. It was like another whole world. And then when I was released back into the outside world I felt kind of like a lost puppy. Sorry to hear about your family dynamics Chordy.
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All but my sister are dead, now. My sister I get along with ok. She lives in Chicago and I’m in southwest Michigan. We zoom. She is much more relaxed than I and it makes life easier for her than for me.
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I often feel the same way. But I made fellow misfit friends and feel better because of it. I’ve never really fit in in my family either. I invited my daughter to an upcoming family birthday party and she through it in my face that no one even talks to us. It sucks.
I mean I have a sister who is nice to me and my mom is too. But when the whole family gets together everyone completely ignores me
There is no worse feeling as being at a place you don’t belong.
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