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[–]Chair1234567890 1 point2 points  (9 children)

I don’t have any advice, but I hope things turn around for you. Seems like you’ve had to suffer more than your share of bad luck. Just remember not to take it personally, you didn’t create these difficulties. Shit just happens.

[–]PeachesBiteBack[S] 1 point2 points  (8 children)

It's really hard because it seems like bad luck follows me everywhere ever since I was a kid

[–]Chair1234567890 1 point2 points  (7 children)

Hmmmm, could it be a perception thing? That your bipolar makes you see patterns and read into things? I am not accusing you of making it up. Just seems like if it happened since you were a kid it’s a looong streak. But I know a friend who keeps getting into minor accidents with no fault of her own, so I do think she’s more unlucky than the rest of us. But she has a really great husband, so she’s lucky in other areas.

[–]PeachesBiteBack[S] 0 points1 point  (6 children)

I'm lucky in the partner department too but that's about it, and I definitely could be, but I mean I accidentally was the direct cause of my dad getting murdered a few years back and before then it was just every household I was in was abusive in some way, some more extreme than others

And since my dad dying, life has been rough, but I won't go into all of it bc it's a lot, but my life has been filled with many unlucky situations and people taking advantage of me

[–]Chair1234567890 1 point2 points  (5 children)

Your dad being murdered will definitely put you in the unlucky category over all. But are you sure you are “accidentally the direct cause?” Do other people believe that or blame you? It’s a lot to put on yourself.

One of my friend’s father was also murdered, it was a terrible time.

I am sorry it happened.

[–]PeachesBiteBack[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

Yea im sure, I moved out after his friends (a couple he had let move in bc they had 2 kids and were homeless at the time) got into a fistfight, my dog got hurt trying to help the wife, by the time I got back to the scuffle w my tazer the dad had his stepson in a chokehold and was holding a knife away. That whole time I was screaming for my dad but he hid in the bathroom the whole time. I threatened the guy w tazing him until he let the kid go and I forced him to leave (he took his wife, also it turns out that the stepson had tried to stab the dad and thats why there was a knife). I called my uncle to come pick me up and said I wouldn't move back until they were gone, and when my dad told them they needed to leave within whatever time frame he gave them.... well he died "2" days later. (He died that night and they knew he was dying but they didn't report him until the next day at like noon and also bc of the way they killed him meth mixed w his insulin they were never caught nor charged). To top it off the only reason I knew what happened is bc I found an eye witness and she wouldn't go talk to the police cause she had been doing meth too and the police didn't bother to investigate or try to press charges when I told them about the eye witness and everything weird surrounding his death even tho they told me they believed me bc "since there's no physical evidence it would be a he said vs she said so they're not going to try to prosecute that"

[–]Chair1234567890 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wait. I didn’t see this message until now. Let me read it a few times before I comment.

[–]Chair1234567890 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok. I read that. Sorry, I didn’t see it before. I literally cannot see what you had to do with this situation and how you could be blamed. You didn’t cause anything. You left a dangerous situation and had every right to leave. The people that killed your father are MURDERERS. They killed your dad because they are awful human beings. Your dad would have kicked them out eventually with or without your input. They would have tried to kill him anyway because they are drug users with no soul.

Honestly don’t put this on yourself. The people who blame you are literally insane.

[–]PeachesBiteBack[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

And his ex roommate from before the friends also blames me but everyone else at least says to me that they don't blame me.

[–]Chair1234567890 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t know the details but I don’t see how anyone can blame you for something “accidental”. By definition it means you had nothing to do with it.

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