I'm not trying to do anything illegal or trying to get out debt. This is about something far more persona.... breaking away from a very abusive family, whom I love... and I hate.
I would like to leave them in good terms, but if I do that but then don't contact them, I fear that they may be offended and have more ammunition thrown at me. If I do openly say that I want nothing to do with them, then it eats me up and makes me feel worse.
I would like to live my life without giving anyone else a second thought, and I fear that the only way I can do that is if they think I'm dead. I have since moved nearly 2,000 miles away from where I used to live, but unfortunately, I have taken all the issues with them with me and it is on my mind all the time. I want to make a clean break from them, and I want to do so in good terms. Is this possible?
2007-01-27
09:54:02
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expatriate59
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Politics & Government
➔ Law & Ethics
To Manny: I've done the letter thing, and usually it has made matters worse, because despite the fact that I try to measure my words (by not using profanity) my feelings tend to come across in a stinging way. I don't mean to, but that's what happens.
In other words, writing letters has failed me miserably.
2007-01-27
10:41:36 ·
update #1
To those who say I need professional help: Been there and done that. Nothing has been resolved, if anything, it has made matters worse too.
I have lost faith in the system.
2007-01-27
10:42:49 ·
update #2
To Tom Terrific: I'm not trying to dodge the few debts I have (I don't have the best credit, but then again, I feel that if I am not, I'll be less of a target from identity thieves, than if I had A-1 credit), nor Social Security. I just hope that I can arrange it in a way that if I get a close friend to "announce my death" nobody will be able to find out otherwise, by looking through my personal information.
2007-01-27
10:46:27 ·
update #3
To The Word: You've been reported. Your comments are utterly uncalled for.
2007-01-27
10:48:52 ·
update #4