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That's a harsh punishment. What kind of effect did it have on you? I remember I biked to school at that age (~10-15 min). If I damaged one of my tools, such as
by Fnoord 5y ago
That's a harsh punishment. What kind of effect did it have on you? I remember I biked to school at that age (~10-15 min). If I damaged one of my tools, such as my bike or my shoes, it'd look damaged, and I disliked that. But I had to cope with that. That was a punishment by itself.
I wasn't able to get a job as system administrator (even though I believe I'd liked it) because I can't program. I tried it various times, and the reason I always quit is because I get frustrated and get migraine symptoms. I tried C, Lua, Python (multiple times), and all I ended up being able to is some Unix kung-fu and shell scripting. Which seemed to be not good enough for system administration. It kind of feels like my failure in life, to be frank. Tho I'm happy I ended up with something else, IT security related.
- qmmmur 5y agoSounds like you gave it a shot and it didn't work and foilund something fulfilling. To me that is the stock standard trial and error of life :)
- raducu 5y agoAmong other stuff, it contributed to my BPD, of which I've been 75% cured (but I did have some 6 years of psychotherapy). I'm still unlearning the harsh/punitive internal voice, still dealing with people pushing my guilt buttons. It might sound hypocritical, but I'd trade all the material help my parents gave for the freedom to be ME.