@crazy6 you'll have to face being alone eventually, might as well get comfortable with it

@jessicagrant Yea i understand what you mean and thank you so much for believing in me. I Promise you wont regret it!

Okay well here's an example. I work midnight shift and typically during the day I don't really get a whole lot of sleep. Maybe a couple hours here a couple hours there. The other day I got about 2 hours of sleep, went to work all night. In the morning when we got out we had an event to go to. That morning I drove for about an hour or so. We sat in the hot sun for about 5 to 6 hours. Then we packed up drove home. At this point I had been up for over 24 hrs. Of course I crashed and decided I wasn't going to go to work that night. So she wakes me up about an hour before I was supposed to go in. I let her know that I'm not going to go in tonight. So instead of the saying okay, she says "you slept all day and you're not even going to go to work" storms off. The next morning she barely says two words to me. She had an errand to run so she ended up leaving for a few hours. Me and kid are hanging out playing Lego's. When she got home immediately the mood changed. She was cranky the kid was cranky and then turn that made me cranky. I've actually had a conversation with her about how she talked to the kid. Of course that basically equainted to me calling her a bad mother. I literally she's always yelling about something. I just don't understand, if you're pissed at me because let me don't take it out on the child.

@tyler568 get a drink, go out with tour friends, buy some new clothes, try going to a water park/trekking etc. This normal petty shit will help u thru it. Even if it feels like a chore, just do it, thank me later.

@willoww you're very welcome.

"Maybe we feel empty because we leave a part of ourselves to those we left behind." oyasumi punpun

@dododaeng i did