The Drama of yesterday

Hello,

I accept my high sensitivity as a trait. However, I went through drama regarding my HSP self yesterday.

Yesterday I wanted to leave on time for youth club at 18:15 – the same time every week. Mum actually dragged me out of the front door a few minutes early and it upset me because I like to leave at my time. We had to leave early because there was traffic.

On the way there, this resulted in conflict and almost not going to Sainsbury’s before. I did end up going to Sainsbury’s though. I like it when Mum walks me places to the sweet isle in the shop. She didn’t do it though when I wanted her to.

After I got out of the shop, we then went straight to youth club. I wanted Mum to take me in with me, once again she didn’t want to. I prefer her to come with me. I decided to stay out of youth club in their car park to earn the minutes that I lost at home when waiting. After waiting for 5 minutes, My youth club leader came out and said ‘I was worried about you’ because she thought I was lost – when I was safe. One of my friends saw me when I arrived and stayed in the car park.

When youth club ended, Mum walked through the garden entrance when I like her to go through the main and other entrance. My youth club leader than said I was lost and she was worried about me. I left and my parents had a go at me for being myself.

How can I deal with these problems?

Thanks.

Parents
  • I have the same issue; as my aunt-in-law is taking ill that I'm using someone else to move the remaining stuff, in my old home, into my new home. Suddenly, she is displaying co-dependent mannerisms; borderline narcissism.

    However, I'll leave it at that and pray for her. This is the first family conflict I've EVER been involved with; I'm 42. But I need to learn to stand my ground. I've been a wallflower too long.

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  • I have the same issue; as my aunt-in-law is taking ill that I'm using someone else to move the remaining stuff, in my old home, into my new home. Suddenly, she is displaying co-dependent mannerisms; borderline narcissism.

    However, I'll leave it at that and pray for her. This is the first family conflict I've EVER been involved with; I'm 42. But I need to learn to stand my ground. I've been a wallflower too long.

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