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I feel redundant, unneeded by anyone. How can I find redemption?

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I feel redundant, unneeded by anyone. How can I find redemption? By Anonymous | Published on December 18, 2024

I feel like I am redundant. No one needs me, I can't find the reason for my existence, or why I am alive. Without dreams or ideals, I feel that my living is just that - living, without any meaning. I am easily emotional, especially when family or loved ones scold me, I become so emotional that I can barely control myself. I can't control myself, and I really don't want to get angry, but the hurt and anger are overwhelming. I also tend to overthink, and used to be very sensitive to others' attitudes, able to feel any disgust. Now I'm not as sensitive, but I am more prone to emotional outbreaks. Sometimes, when someone offends me, I am so angry that I want to kill them, and I'm on the brink of losing control. Every time I lose control, I feel like I'm about to break down. I'm exhausted, and it makes those around me tired too. Who can save me? I am too tired.

Chloe Chloe A total of 5409 people have been helped

Give yourself a break and be kind to the vulnerable, sensitive, and emotionally low-spirited you.

First of all, you've fallen into a vicious cycle. When your family and loved ones communicate with you, you get emotional and lose your temper or cry, which causes your family and friends to stay away from you. Then you feel that no one needs or wants you, and you become even more emotional and desperate. Then when someone takes the initiative to talk to you, you get emotional again. This cycle is very damaging.

Second, since this is the internet, I don't know how emotional or depressed you are in real life. If it lasts a long time—say, three or six months—and you're in this state, you should really go to a top-tier hospital or a psychological counseling clinic to talk about it.

I believe in the power of psychological counseling and companionship.

If it's not serious and doesn't last long, I'd suggest you start with your family, tell them what's going on, and ask for their understanding and support.

You also said that the people around you are really tired. Listen to their advice, get some help, and work through it together. Then, take some time to get to know yourself better, improve yourself, and break out of the vicious cycle.

You've got this.

I'm looking forward to staying in touch. Personal public account: Pretentious young people (ID: qingnianJIA2020)

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Xavier Alexander Cunningham Xavier Alexander Cunningham A total of 4491 people have been helped

Hello! I just wanted to give you a warm hug from afar.

I also want to give you a big pat on the back for being aware of your emotional state. It's so important to be aware of what you're feeling, because it's the first step to making positive changes.

If you long to be accepted, understood, valued, and valued by others, you can absolutely give these things to yourself through your own efforts! After all, apart from yourself, no one else is obliged to give you the satisfaction and response you need. What you long to receive from others in a relationship, you can try to give to yourself.

It's so important to remember that behind any emotion lies an unmet expectation or a need. When your emotions come up, it's a great idea to try to be aware of what those needs might be. For example, you might feel the need to be understood, valued, cared about, accepted, affirmed, or supported.

When you have a certain understanding and awareness of the needs behind your emotions, you can try to bravely express your needs, that is, how you long to be treated.

Of course, the first step is to accept yourself just as you are, inside and out. You can learn a lot by making a list of all the ways you accept yourself. When you accept yourself, you can see your own shortcomings and deficiencies, but you can also see all the wonderful things about yourself. You can build your self-confidence and feel more worthy of love by keeping a gratitude journal.

Hi, I'm Lily, the little listener at the Q&A Center. I just wanted to say that the world and I love you!

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Nathaniel Watson Nathaniel Watson A total of 4577 people have been helped

Hello, question asker. I see you're confused. Hugs!

You're having emotional problems. Here's a hug.

You get emotional easily and lose control because you have a long-term negative emotional burden.

Let off steam regularly.

How do you let off steam?

Do moderate to high-intensity exercise every day for at least 30 minutes.

Go to the boxing gym and hit the bag.

Find a coach to spar with.

You can also walk fast in your neighborhood.

You matter.

Do more volunteer work, like helping to sell flags for non-profits.

You can also take care of stray cats and dogs at an animal shelter.

When you do these things, you'll feel like you're helping society and that you matter.

I hope you find a solution soon.

I can only think of these things.

I hope my answer helps and inspires you. I am the answer, and I study hard every day.

Yixinli loves you! Best wishes!

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Felipe Miller Time is a tapestry of memories, woven with the threads of our experiences.

I can sense how deeply you're hurting and it's okay to feel this way. It's important to reach out for support, whether it's from friends, family, or a professional who can help you sort through these feelings. You don't have to go through this alone. There are people who care and want to help you find your way back to feeling better.

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Linton Anderson A person who is diligent is a person who is in control of their future.

It sounds like you're carrying a heavy burden and it's affecting every part of your life. I'm sorry that you're feeling so lost and unappreciated. Maybe it's time to talk to someone who can really listen, like a counselor or therapist. They can provide a safe space where you can express yourself without judgment and start to explore what might help you feel more at peace with yourself.

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Blythe Miller The man who has done his level best... is a success, even though the world may write him down a failure.

Your emotions are valid, and it's clear that you've been going through a lot. It's not easy when you feel misunderstood or when your emotions seem too big to handle. Seeking professional help could be a step towards understanding and managing those feelings better. Remember, it's okay to ask for help, and doing so is a sign of strength, not weakness.

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