How would you describe the struggle or difficulty that has most underlined your life?
How would you describe the struggle or difficulty that has most underlined your life?
How would you describe the struggle or difficulty that has most underlined your life?
if you had/have one and if you are comfortable doing so, of course. just wondering about themes, i guess. thanks for answering in advance!
Answer:
I've used food for most of my life as a companion. It has always been there when no one else was. When I got angry or frustrated with my husband, I overate. When I was kidnapped and assaulted I used food to change my appearance because I was certain the men would find me and kill me. In between times, I would diet and lose weight. Being attractive was supposed to be the reward, but it was more of a threat for me. Then my daughter would not let me see my grand-daughter and I gained weight again, just out of sadness. There was always a period of losing weight, getting praise for looking good and then something coming along to make me start overeating again. I'm now almost 70 and on one more weight loss plan. The way I figure, by the time I look half way decent, no man will find an old lady attractive. At least I hope so. Sad isnt it?
The death of my 23 year old son and the struggle , mental and physical, that I go through to live the life left behind. Some people consoled me that time will heal the wounds, but I know I die every second that I live.
I'd say my biggest struggle has been living up to my potential and doing the most with the tools I have been given. I have all this intelligence and talent inside me, but a lot of trouble turning it into something I can be proud of or make money on. Many times I feel like I don't do enough with my gifts, and I wonder where all my motivation is to do great things with them.
Well I was a heroin addict for about 6 years, and now I have been clean and sober for 2 years. This has been my biggest struggle since the age of 13 and now I am 26. I have finally found my place and life and I am happy :)
My greatest struggle, I think, has been not letting what happens to me control who I become, especially the bad things that still affect me years down the road. That and moving to another continent at thirteen... Culture shock and life as bi-cultural, things like that...
When i was 9 my parents kept my bro and sis, and put me in foster care.They never looked backed. I was no longer a little girl after that. That was a defining point, turning point..nothing was ever the same again....
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How would you describe the struggle or difficulty that has most underlined your life?
if you had/have one and if you are comfortable doing so, of course. just wondering about themes, i guess. thanks for answering in advance!
Answer:
I've used food for most of my life as a companion. It has always been there when no one else was. When I got angry or frustrated with my husband, I overate. When I was kidnapped and assaulted I used food to change my appearance because I was certain the men would find me and kill me. In between times, I would diet and lose weight. Being attractive was supposed to be the reward, but it was more of a threat for me. Then my daughter would not let me see my grand-daughter and I gained weight again, just out of sadness. There was always a period of losing weight, getting praise for looking good and then something coming along to make me start overeating again. I'm now almost 70 and on one more weight loss plan. The way I figure, by the time I look half way decent, no man will find an old lady attractive. At least I hope so. Sad isnt it?
The death of my 23 year old son and the struggle , mental and physical, that I go through to live the life left behind. Some people consoled me that time will heal the wounds, but I know I die every second that I live.
I'd say my biggest struggle has been living up to my potential and doing the most with the tools I have been given. I have all this intelligence and talent inside me, but a lot of trouble turning it into something I can be proud of or make money on. Many times I feel like I don't do enough with my gifts, and I wonder where all my motivation is to do great things with them.
Well I was a heroin addict for about 6 years, and now I have been clean and sober for 2 years. This has been my biggest struggle since the age of 13 and now I am 26. I have finally found my place and life and I am happy :)
My greatest struggle, I think, has been not letting what happens to me control who I become, especially the bad things that still affect me years down the road. That and moving to another continent at thirteen... Culture shock and life as bi-cultural, things like that...
When i was 9 my parents kept my bro and sis, and put me in foster care.They never looked backed. I was no longer a little girl after that. That was a defining point, turning point..nothing was ever the same again....
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