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my first heartbreak were my parents. the connection i thought i had with them crumbled, leaving me feeling abandoned and lost. watching others with their parents can sting, reminding me of the love i never fully received. jealousy creeps in when i see those perfect family moments. it's a constant reminder of what i missed out on. i often find myself questioning my worth and why i wasn't enough to keep my parents around. those feelings linger and can be overwhelming at times. trust issues became a part of my life after their absence. i struggled with feelings of anger and anxiety, feeling unworthy of love. i often pushed people away, fearing they would leave me too. it's a painful cycle that shaped my experiences and outlook on relationships. sometimes, i think about what having supportive parents would have been like. it's not that i miss my parents as they were, it's more about the ideal of what a parent should be. i long for that connection, but i know i don't want the toxic relationship i had. their choices shattered my world, and i was left to pick up the pieces alone. it was a tough journey, but i fought to reclaim my life. i learned to embrace self-love and recognize my own worth, realizing that i am enough just as i am.  over time, i've committed to being there for those i care about, ensuring they feel loved and supported. i never want anyone to experience the pain i went through. addiction took my father, and that loss serves as a reminder of the impact it can have on families. for anyone dealing with parents struggling with addiction, know that you are not alone. it's important to understand that their choices are not your fault. you have the right to set boundaries and prioritize your own well-being. remember, a child should never have to shoulder the burden of their parents' decisions.   #fyp #relatable #addiction #childofaddicts
my first heartbreak were my parents. the connection i thought i had with them crumbled, leaving me feeling abandoned and lost. watching others with their parents can sting, reminding me of the love i never fully received. jealousy creeps in when i see those perfect family moments. it's a constant reminder of what i missed out on. i often find myself questioning my worth and why i wasn't enough to keep my parents around. those feelings linger and can be overwhelming at times. trust issues became a part of my life after their absence. i struggled with feelings of anger and anxiety, feeling unworthy of love. i often pushed people away, fearing they would leave me too. it's a painful cycle that shaped my experiences and outlook on relationships. sometimes, i think about what having supportive parents would have been like. it's not that i miss my parents as they were, it's more about the ideal of what a parent should be. i long for that connection, but i know i don't want the toxic relationship i had. their choices shattered my world, and i was left to pick up the pieces alone. it was a tough journey, but i fought to reclaim my life. i learned to embrace self-love and recognize my own worth, realizing that i am enough just as i am. over time, i've committed to being there for those i care about, ensuring they feel loved and supported. i never want anyone to experience the pain i went through. addiction took my father, and that loss serves as a reminder of the impact it can have on families. for anyone dealing with parents struggling with addiction, know that you are not alone. it's important to understand that their choices are not your fault. you have the right to set boundaries and prioritize your own well-being. remember, a child should never have to shoulder the burden of their parents' decisions. #fyp #relatable #addiction #childofaddicts

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