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Eventually my Buddha is smiling

  When you finally reach the point where you can't escape reality. A time when you suddenly and clearly see what you never wanted to recognise as true. And you finally give up trying to relate to certain people—people you simply couldn't imagine leaving behind. They are family, or very close friends. Although so disturbingly nasty... No, not nasty—malicious. And yet you never considered it possible that they did what they continuously did to you on purpose: deliberately wanting you to suffer. You tried to comprehend their totally unjustified malice. You tried to talk whenever possible—though their so-called "talking" was patronising lectures on how bad you were to them. But no, there was no way to untangle their spite. Until suddenly, something happens inside of you. It comes abruptly, unpredicted. Like a thread stretched too thin that breaks. All at once, the emotional exhaustion reaches its limit. Your empathy has been stretched too thin and suddenly snaps. Everythi...

Better an ex-family than a bad family

 


The sooner you accept this truth, the healthier you will become: physically, emotionally, mentally, and, most crucially, spiritually.

​Perhaps you're surprised I consider this a spiritual matter? In the face of continuous abuse: by malicious lies and a total lack of reciprocal respect, comprehensive tolerance without accountability is simply enablement. 

Allowing this evil-minded behavior is a slow suicide. It's like living in a snakes' nest! And anything that goes against life is a sin.

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