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I can’t be fixed
I’m going down the same path that 15 year old me went down and I can’t do anything about it, I’m just at a point where I don’t have the energy to have a conversation with anyone
I join chats and just leave because I can’t face a conversation
I’m scared



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Re: plushie/teddy thread
Lottie5433 wrote: »So heres my favourite ones that I have - they hold alot of emotional values to me
The first is my brown bear that ive had since I was about baby (they day I was born)
The next is my sheep - Sheepy (classic child name for it 🤣)
This one I'm not sure how long I've had him for but he's definatly seen better days. Earliest I remember having him was about 3 and I beleiev my parents got him for me to help the transition to preschool where they weren't going to be there anymore (my mum use to volunteer and help out). He is my emotional support Sheep when things are bad or when I need a bit more to almost ground me.
Now a story that involves the sheep.When I was 5 I broke my ankle in school jumping off a slide. Obviously the school phoned my parents to take me to the hospital, when we got there had an x-ray and it showed i broke it on my growthplate. Naturally they said i need a cast - to which i refused and went home without one.
At home i pretend I was okay and could "walk" so I didnt need anyone cast. However the next day my parents tool me back to the hospital but this time with my sheep for support. What a difference that made i allowed them to put a cast on and maneuver my leg for x-rays, the person doing the cast tried giving my sheep a cast too - much to my disgust about it.
But yeah that's a fond memory I have of my childhood with my sheep and is the first thing that pops in my head when asked about my childhood
they both look so nice. and that story must be memorable for you too.
Re: plushie/teddy thread
So heres my favourite ones that I have - they hold alot of emotional values to me
The first is my brown bear that ive had since I was about baby (they day I was born)

The next is my sheep - Sheepy (classic child name for it 🤣)
This one I'm not sure how long I've had him for but he's definatly seen better days. Earliest I remember having him was about 3 and I beleiev my parents got him for me to help the transition to preschool where they weren't going to be there anymore (my mum use to volunteer and help out). He is my emotional support Sheep when things are bad or when I need a bit more to almost ground me.

Now a story that involves the sheep.
The first is my brown bear that ive had since I was about baby (they day I was born)

The next is my sheep - Sheepy (classic child name for it 🤣)
This one I'm not sure how long I've had him for but he's definatly seen better days. Earliest I remember having him was about 3 and I beleiev my parents got him for me to help the transition to preschool where they weren't going to be there anymore (my mum use to volunteer and help out). He is my emotional support Sheep when things are bad or when I need a bit more to almost ground me.

Now a story that involves the sheep.
When I was 5 I broke my ankle in school jumping off a slide. Obviously the school phoned my parents to take me to the hospital, when we got there had an x-ray and it showed i broke it on my growthplate. Naturally they said i need a cast - to which i refused and went home without one.
At home i pretend I was okay and could "walk" so I didnt need anyone cast. However the next day my parents tool me back to the hospital but this time with my sheep for support. What a difference that made i allowed them to put a cast on and maneuver my leg for x-rays, the person doing the cast tried giving my sheep a cast too - much to my disgust about it.
But yeah that's a fond memory I have of my childhood with my sheep and is the first thing that pops in my head when asked about my childhood
At home i pretend I was okay and could "walk" so I didnt need anyone cast. However the next day my parents tool me back to the hospital but this time with my sheep for support. What a difference that made i allowed them to put a cast on and maneuver my leg for x-rays, the person doing the cast tried giving my sheep a cast too - much to my disgust about it.
But yeah that's a fond memory I have of my childhood with my sheep and is the first thing that pops in my head when asked about my childhood
Re: plushie/teddy thread
Ooh I like the idea of this thread.
Introduction
How many - at one point too many to count, now only like 20-30 maybe 🤔 going to treat myself to a few other this coming month
Favourite - my sheep (sheepy) that is likely an emotional comfort for me or my brown teddy that ive had since I was born
Any pictures - not yet but I will find some or take so of them
I have a story about my sheep too from when I was little
Introduction
How many - at one point too many to count, now only like 20-30 maybe 🤔 going to treat myself to a few other this coming month
Favourite - my sheep (sheepy) that is likely an emotional comfort for me or my brown teddy that ive had since I was born
Any pictures - not yet but I will find some or take so of them
I have a story about my sheep too from when I was little