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Have you ever felt like a horrible person?

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Have you ever or do you ever feel like a horrible person? If yes, why?
 
No never did ... but who knows maybe i will in the future as I'm starting to change ... i used to be a person that let others do and say what they want and me accepted everything a nice dorrmat ... but this days i started to change and i have suprise a lot of people so probably i will be horible to be able to deal with the people around me ...
 
mhm. I've lost myself in my anger on multiple occasions, saying some inconsiderate things that came from despair/sadness. I have skirted around accountability at times too because in the moment I really thought I was justified. now I try and keep a level head and not feed into toxicity from others.. but back then I just didn't know the proper coping mechanisms and self talk... IDK if those things make me horrible since i've learned from them but I sure still feel horrible for it.
 
There are many ways to look at this question.

I have felt like a horrible person in the sense of I don't have anything that anyone would want in a person. That washes over me on a regular basis.

I have felt like a horrible person when other people have pointed out my flaws.

The worst is me feeling like a horrible person for hurting someone else (emotionally) either on purpose or more often not on purpose, as per the above I have felt it from the other side and know how difficult it is to rebound.
 
Consistently, yes. I can't stop myself from seeing the bad in me, in spite of those around me telling me I'm wrong, or I'm faking. All I see in me is bad, bad, bad, and that translates into feelings of inadequacy, imposter syndrome and of course depression. It's something my therapists and I are working to try and stop, but...
 
All the time. I struggle with it everyday, especially when I'm struggling at work with pain and have to leave. I feel like I'm letting everyone down.
 
I feel physically horrible sometimes if I drank too much, or ate a bunch of bad food, or my back / feet hurt from working, but I suppose that’s not the same thing.
 
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