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  1. dgdlalo16's Avatar
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    hey guys

    i have always felt like a black sheep of the family
    i find everyone hates me in my family
    my dad poured ice cold water over my head today and my mum hurt my hand
    i am in alot of pain right now

    have any advice what to do?
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    someone going to help me through this ?
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    Hi!
    Sounds really bad. I would recommend seeing a psychologist and trying to get your parents to see the psychologist (maybe after you get to know the psychologist get him/her to pretend to be a friend in order to introduce him to your parents, as they may object to seeing a psychologist themselves). Hope things get better with your family!
    Hope this helps!
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    Heat up the kettle and pour water over him if he poured ice cold water over you
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    (Original post by QwertyG)
    Heat up the kettle and pour water over him if he poured ice cold water over you
    This. But why did they do that? How old are you?
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    (Original post by dgdlalo16)
    hey guys

    i have always felt like a black sheep of the family
    i find everyone hates me in my family
    my dad poured ice cold water over my head today and my mum hurt my hand
    i am in alot of pain right now

    have any advice what to do?
    I suspect troll going with the name however I'm sorry if I'm wrong.

    How old are you? You should move out if you are old enough.

    edit: I see your 15 by your profile.


    (Original post by Plums&Peaches)
    This. But why did they do that? How old are you?
    She is 15
    Last edited by murpo; 08-06-2012 at 20:57.
  7. dgdlalo16's Avatar
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    (Original post by murpo)
    I suspect troll going with the name however I'm sorry if I'm wrong.

    How old are you? You should move out if you are old enough.

    edit: I see your 15 by your profile.




    She is 15
    16 is my favourite number so i put that down and my dog's name is lalo my initals are dgd!!
    anyway i tld my parents i dont want to live with them anymore
    i have study leave and i am allowed to stay at home and revise but my mum is here and i dont want to be near her
    she told me she doesnt want anything to do with me and for me to get out of her sight
    i always think how lucky my friends are to have such nice parents but then i come back to reality and have to face such horrible parents everyday
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    (Original post by dgdlalo16)
    16 is my favourite number so i put that down and my dog's name is lalo my initals are dgd!!
    anyway i tld my parents i dont want to live with them anymore
    i have study leave and i am allowed to stay at home and revise but my mum is here and i dont want to be near her
    she told me she doesnt want anything to do with me and for me to get out of her sight
    i always think how lucky my friends are to have such nice parents but then i come back to reality and have to face such horrible parents everyday
    Could you stop at a friends house or would that be impossible
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    (Original post by king0vdarkness)
    Hi!
    Sounds really bad. I would recommend seeing a psychologist and trying to get your parents to see the psychologist (maybe after you get to know the psychologist get him/her to pretend to be a friend in order to introduce him to your parents, as they may object to seeing a psychologist themselves). Hope things get better with your family!
    Hope this helps!
    hello
    yh i thinking of going to school and telling teachers
    i have quite literally bruises on my left hand and my arm where i was hit
    i really hate my mum and would do anything to get away from her
    i feel like dirt or the lowest thing ever and this is how my mum makes me feel
    i know i sound like a poor depressed person but this is my reality
    i hate my life and with gcse exams being 3 days away i am not sure how i am going to get through it
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    my parents said my friends dont really like me and it would be another mouth to feed
    they make me feel so low to the ground that i told them i wanted to kill myself
    my mum told me to do that and it would make her feel better
    i know normally people wouldnt say anything online but i have no one else to talk to
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    (Original post by murpo)
    Could you stop at a friends house or would that be impossible
    i think that would be impossible
    my mum tells me i will be the slave around the house when i get bad gcse grades
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    (Original post by Plums&Peaches)
    This. But why did they do that? How old are you?
    i dont know why they do that to me
    i am 15 years old
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    (Original post by QwertyG)
    Heat up the kettle and pour water over him if he poured ice cold water over you
    yh i should try that one ahha
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    Talk to your teacher tell them what is happening. If you need someone to talk to then you can pm me here, add me on skype/msn or message through twitter.
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    (Original post by murpo)
    Talk to your teacher tell them what is happening. If you need someone to talk to then you can pm me here, add me on skype/msn or message through twitter.
    ok thanks i appreciate your help
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    If you're under 25 (which it seems you are), try CAHMS (Children and Adolescents Mental Health Service), may seem like you aren't the one with you problem, but there is such thing as family therapy, and my pyschologist was perfectly happy for me to arrange the meeting without my parents knowing (until they found out)...google CAHMS followed by the name of you borough/unitary authority, and you should find a number...then, cause it's a Saturday and not a wierd time, you should get someone...
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    (Original post by dgdlalo16)
    hello
    yh i thinking of going to school and telling teachers
    i have quite literally bruises on my left hand and my arm where i was hit
    i really hate my mum and would do anything to get away from her
    i feel like dirt or the lowest thing ever and this is how my mum makes me feel
    i know i sound like a poor depressed person but this is my reality
    i hate my life and with gcse exams being 3 days away i am not sure how i am going to get through it
    (Original post by murpo)
    Could you stop at a friends house or would that be impossible
    For your GCSE studies i'd definitely do what murpo's saying or go to a library or stay at school for as long as it's open. But definitely talk to teachers and do as Natalya's saying see a family therapist - your school may have a therapist you can talk to, find out from teachers you trust.

    Hope this helps!
  18. Natalya's Avatar
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    Talk to your head of year/form tutor??
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    (Original post by Natalya)
    Talk to your head of year/form tutor??
    hello
    i will do that when i go to school
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    (Original post by Natalya)
    If you're under 25 (which it seems you are), try CAHMS (Children and Adolescents Mental Health Service), may seem like you aren't the one with you problem, but there is such thing as family therapy, and my pyschologist was perfectly happy for me to arrange the meeting without my parents knowing (until they found out)...google CAHMS followed by the name of you borough/unitary authority, and you should find a number...then, cause it's a Saturday and not a wierd time, you should get someone...
    i always feel like a victim in my house and want to spend as much time in school possible
    i cant wait til im 18 so i can leave this house
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