allovera

5 ms·

1.
by allovera 10y ago
>I almost have a guilt that I grew up with any amount of money at all and would be very willing to do anything for others, thinking I owed it to them. I never, ever resent people for having had a good upbringing. I always feel happy for
2.
by allovera 10y ago
>I think your dad and mom are also the victims in this. They had plenty of money. Some people are just bad people. Sometimes these people are someone's parents. You do not know the situation and believe me, you are making a bit of a
3.
by allovera 10y ago
I've done lots of therapy. Really! It's very sweet how worried everyone in this thread is about me, but maybe I've painted a dire picture. Time heals all wounds. I'm only 25, it's only been 6.5 years since I was las
4.
by allovera 10y ago
I'd love to talk to people in a similar situation. I just feel very out of place all the time. Imposter Syndrome is not quite right, but close enough.
5.
by allovera 10y ago
>Mentality: I'm one day away from being homeless. Exactly that. A while ago, I had to move. I just collapsed. It brought back too much about being kicked out over and over again. And yet, I can't seem to stop moving. I've
6.
by allovera 10y ago
I find the opposite - I'm deeply ashamed about growing up in poverty and rarely admit it. When it comes up, I find it creates distance between myself and my co workers. They get uncomfortable and I always feel like they think I am judg
7.
by allovera 10y ago
This article had me in tears. I grew up so poor I often didn't have shoes and wore dollar-store flip flops in the winter. Deadbeat dad, opiate addict mother. I was shuffled constantly from relative to relative, friend's house to f