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That sounds horrible Shanc. My heart goes out to you. As a highly sensitive person, you would have felt her words like a thousand cuts to your heart.
I can't offer you any advice Shanc. I'd have handled the situation exactly the same way and whilst the "professionals" will tell you that avoidance via alcohol is not healthy, it's sometimes what's needed just to get us through a challenging situation.
Hope you're feeling better today Shanc. Your "mother figure" sounds like she has a few issues to deal with herself, so it's certainly not your fault.
Ellie.
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Hey @shanc
A voice message like that would be enough to rattle anyone. That's pretty full on for her to tell you that you are responsible for her desire to drive off a cliff. And it sounds from your previous posts that maybe this isn't new behaviour from her. So good on you for making contact with your therapist and getting a good result. Getting support with managing the relationships in our life that bring us the most pain is integral to building resilience and skills to cope.
What's that saying about families (blood and other)..."They know how to press our buttons because they installed them."
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