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What is your lowest point in life?
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this post was submitted on 31 Aug 2026
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its amazing that you are able to overcome your lowest point and everything goes better after a year.
Thanks for asking my situation, so
i am tired being "nice person" and ended up getting bullied, scammed, get rid off, lost lot of important things, and many more painful moments in my life.
i still struggle to overcome my lowest point until now, this is why i try to get feedback from somebody else. for now i have regular theraphy, training, and really tried my best not to turn "evil"
sometimes i can relate myself to joker from batman.
Yes, time itself seems to be key in wound healing...even if it's painfully slow lol.
I'm sorry to hear. Curious on who is taking advantage of you in life? There are definitely plenty of people who will do that to others. The goal is to find a home in a group of people who don't and leave as many of the toxic people behind as possible.