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I Feel Like A Victim

By mariamaiaof October 03, 2020 5 answers Last updated October 03, 2020

What does it mean to feel like a victim Have any of you had such a period and how did you manage to cope? It took me a while to realize that the reason for me comes from the family and the misunderstandings in it and is transferred to the outside ... communication problems, insecurity, constant anxiety. I am 26 years old and I feel that if I do not do something about it now, then it will be too late.

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BlueWildRose answered · October 03, 2020

   It means - when you get in your pants, someone else is to blame for you not seeing / stopping you in time.

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grobs12345 answered · October 03, 2020

   And I have very often felt like a victim of my family and my environment. This happens to a lot of people in my opinion. They perceive some patterns of behavior and thinking, instilled by others, which are not always, even in most cases, incorrect and useful. Many people would say, "It's your own fault. You choose what to believe and how to act." Yes, that's right. But when you're a child or teenager, you don't know it. You believe what your parents or classmates believe, you do as an authority tells you is right. Kind of, when you're little, you still don't know you have a choice. The good thing is that at some point a person grows up and realizes that he is the one who chooses, as I see it happened with the author. The damage caused by wrong thinking can be repaired with self-confidence and perseverance.

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rosa15 answered · October 03, 2020

   Hello, I am a married woman, I am 25 years old, I have been married for 3 years, but so far I have not had a cycle in a natural way. At 16 I started treatment but so far there is no result I drank a hell of a lot of hormones from which I gained about 45 pounds in a year I did not drink anything but the effect is no, I no longer know what to do with my husband for in vitro but it turned out to be terribly expensive and they guarantee nothing, please if some have had a similar problem let me know.

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jgrabslemons answered · October 03, 2020

   3. - enroll in the national campaign "I want a baby". There is a fund covering the costs. Write to BgMama, there are competent women there, and there is also a way for feedback. The success rate of in vitro is about 30%, but try it while you are young - now is the time! Some only succeed for the third time, but they succeed. Laura

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skylarcrossfire answered · October 03, 2020

   4 thank you very much I plan to follow your advice :)