I love sunsets
My bday was this past Thursday and it sucked. My narcissistic mother made it all about her, she started an argument with me on Monday and she is still going.
Took these on my bday as the sunset looked so nice and lifted my spirits a bit. Sadly depression hurts and sucks when you are living in a home with the person that causes your depression......yea it's hard to be in a good mindset.
Mother's day is tomorrow and I hate that stupid holiday, same for Father's day. It just gives my mom more of an excuse to act like a ahole to her kids but mainly me since we own this house together.
Mothers out there, be good to your kids, or they will end up like me and no child even as an adult should hate their mother. I wish we could mend this but she takes no accountability for what she has done.
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