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Guess what, I had a sh#tty father too, who neglected me. My mother drove my life insane when I turned 18 and me and my siblings came to stay with her. Lets just say she put my brother and sister before me because i didnt want to go to public school my senior year(was at private school 9-11 grades living w/my grandmother) and didnt have the money to enroll in private/home schooling. The job I got I gave half my check every week not even getting to spend on anything I wanted. I was only 18 and she treated me like I was an adult living with her. I had brief independence until my accident and since then I haven't been the same.
Ok, so apparently this part of your life really messed you up. In what way did you think the pickup community was going to make your situation better? Didn't you read "The Game"? That book talks a lot about Mystery and how he was so damn suicidal, and picking up girls never helped him either. If you're disabled, go on welfare. It's where HALF MY PAYCHECK goes anyway. If you're deathly sick, call the "Make a Wish" Foundation. If you're just depressed, see a psychologist (and don't make excuses about money, there are plenty of universities with psychology students / staff who do probono work). Or join the army and do something with your life.
Like you said, I don't know you, and you're right. I don't know thing about you other than what you've written for us. And from what you've given, you sound like you're easily defeated and you dwell in the past. And those are two qualities the pick up community NEVER wants to see in a person.
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You have been given a gift. You cannot smell it, touch it, hear it, or see it, not even feel it, yet it's an incredible gift that many of us never have the ability to give ourselves. And that gift is your own personal freedom. I live in a world where disappointing my dad would turn my reality upside down. Not because I am afraid of him, which i am not, but because I wouldn't know how to live myself if I don't do right by him. I have no idea what it means to truly be free. Think of those Bikers from Wild Hogs when Ray Liotta tells Tim Allen and his gang to go back to their "safe lives" because they couldn't handle all that freedom. Which is very true, i have no idea how to make it in the real world, which is why i continue to work in a job i loathe.
Stop being such a sorry a-hole and find the good in your life. The grass is always greener..