The concept of responsibility is not understood.
To a non disciplined child.
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Or an over disciplined one.
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Why is that? Because people on here are disabled and dont work?
You’ve had enough time to figure it out.
Wow! Is that a funky looking squirrel.
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I find it hard not blaming myself for things I’ve done. I feel I should have been able to stop myself.
I am however responsible to be a good mom to my kids.
I think knowing our limits is important. For us to take on too much responsibility is courting disaster.
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I think far too much of our world (at least in my personal experiences/perception) uses the guise of ‘responsibility’ as an excuse to have avoidant personalities.
I take responsibility, I’m pretty independent. I don’t have a case worker or support worker.
I take full responsibility for my symptoms. My rage/anguish/imaginary conversations are no-one’s responsibility but mine. To reduce these symptoms I need to minimise stress & triggers. That means I put myself first which can be hard as I was brought up to put others’ emotional needs before my own. I also take responsibility by looking out for early warning signs that I’m becoming unwell such as: talking to myself in public; fridge has no food in it & can’t remember how that happened; huge pile of dirty clothes on the floor & can’t remember how it got there.
I work 2 casual library jobs so when I’m on duty I take responsibility to be professional. Last night some of my customers were really irritating me but I kept it professional.
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I avoided people when I was responsible because too many of them were leaches taking advantage of me.
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