Its a favourite memory of mine, but once in a local fair, no one in my family wanted to ride the rickety Ferris wheel except me and my father lol so we went on it and there were no seatbelts so we had to hold on to each other and the rails. We were laughing and smiling like idiots due to the adrenaline we got from being so high up and being able to...... 2 reply
dismissive avoidant here. i stop talking to people when the relationship starts going to emotional vulnerability. now i just cut off people at the start. honestly ill blame both my parents for that. reply
Abandonment issues, attachment issues and anxiety… First year was hell for me because I was anxious of everything. I was hyper aware of everything I was doing and kept overthinking my decisions. I even started avoiding my partner at some point because it got too overwhelming. Two years have passed since then and I’m slowly healing. I grew comfo...... reply
Daddy issues is very broad but I'm no expert so take this with a grain of salt but here's what I understand.
Daddy issues often reflect People who grew up with inconsistent or absent fathers often develop anxious attachment (becoming clingy and fearing abandonment) or avoidant attachment (avoiding emotional intimacy altogether).
People with it a...... reply
When i was a kid, i really liked it when my father carries me that sometimes i pretend to be asleep just so he would carry me in his arms. I loved it, too much. It made me feel loved and secure. Our time was short because he went to jail. 3 reply
Well, my second father comfort me and kissed me in the forehead, that's it. Like I know that might not be so significant but when I was a teenager, it felt as if I really don't fit at home. But that time it's just feel as though his trying his best to be a father figure for me. 1 reply
It does not necessarily have to be your biological father to celebrate father's day with. It could be a father figure aswell (someone who felt like father, a role model yk?)
(tw suicide. Death. Fire)
Oh I've this one event bottled up that I can't talk with anyone about.
I was like, 10 or 11 years old when I witnessed a newborn, her elder sister (who was barely 2 years old) ans their mother die in a fire. It was a suicide attempt. The children especially left an impact on me (I saw their burnt bodies)
That evening, ...... reply
super cheesy, cute (and cringey) romance stories.. I used to enjoy reading and watching them, but now I stay away from them... There are soo many of them 1 reply
'Things' are your daily life experiences by which you get to know the world around you. Tell others about the things you did, may it be cool, sad, crazy or funny. You can also find things that you might want to do and a friend to do it with!
