Things have been looking up but it really irks me that I was considered "not disable enough" when I hear about other people getting SSI. Obvious favoritism. My manipulative negligent mother also didn't collect any documents and constantly spied on my psychiatrist meetings making me stop doing that.
Things have been looking up but it really irks me that I was considered "not disable enough" when I hear about other people getting SSI. Obvious favoritism. My manipulative negligent mother also didn't collect any documents and constantly spied on my psychiatrist meetings making me stop doing that.
Receiving SSI makes for a boring life. I'm mental enough to easily receive it if I wanted to but I rather put myself out there, go to work and experience life more.
I enjoy the challenge of fitting in with normal people. It's entertaining.
Things have been looking up but it really irks me that I was considered "not disable enough" when I hear about other people getting SSI. Obvious favoritism. My manipulative negligent mother also didn't collect any documents and constantly spied on my psychiatrist meetings making me stop doing that.
I've seen others struggle with getting it too, yeah.
The college documentation I had from a team of clinicians testing me was helpful in streamlining the process. If you too want to be on SSI, I recommend going to college. 🤣
Especially since COVID, over the shifts in the economy it's become increasingly common for families to stick together or rejoin. A surprising number of people I know have had an in-and-out relationship with their families, if their family was nice anyway.
I live by myself and I am 24. I moved out while I was in high school at 18 on SSI and this is in Hawaii. During covid I paid the rent for my father in law and my husband with my SSI and for food and I didn't have food stamps then, because all three of us lost our jobs and it was all we had.
You've also tried to work without reporting the wages to SSI, which is illegal.
You also didn't have nice parents, or at least not a healthy family experience. You've spent time ranting about it more than once, so it's not surprising you'd settle for the struggles you've had when it doesn't really feel like a choice. It even extended as far as you aiming to isolate your husband from his family from not seeming to understand their dynamic at all, if anything your idea of family seems a bit... affected by your past.
Here's hoping it doesn't get in the way of your future family, you mentioned being pregnant and with the husband still right?
Especially since COVID, over the shifts in the economy it's become increasingly common for families to stick together or rejoin. A surprising number of people I know have had an in-and-out relationship with their families, if their family was nice anyway.
I live by myself and I am 24. I moved out while I was in high school at 18 on SSI and this is in Hawaii. During covid I paid the rent for my father in law and my husband with my SSI and for food and I didn't have food stamps then, because all three of us lost our jobs and it was all we had.
Good.
Especially since COVID, over the shifts in the economy it's become increasingly common for families to stick together or rejoin. A surprising number of people I know have had an in-and-out relationship with their families, if their family was nice anyway.
I live by myself and I am 24. I moved out while I was in high school at 18 on SSI and this is in Hawaii. During covid I paid the rent for my father in law and my husband with my SSI and for food and I didn't have food stamps then, because all three of us lost our jobs and it was all we had.
You're a strong person. Adversity has built resilience in you.
Especially since COVID, over the shifts in the economy it's become increasingly common for families to stick together or rejoin. A surprising number of people I know have had an in-and-out relationship with their families, if their family was nice anyway.
I live by myself and I am 24. I moved out while I was in high school at 18 on SSI and this is in Hawaii. During covid I paid the rent for my father in law and my husband with my SSI and for food and I didn't have food stamps then, because all three of us lost our jobs and it was all we had.
You've also tried to work without reporting the wages to SSI, which is illegal.
You also didn't have nice parents, or at least not a healthy family experience. You've spent time ranting about it more than once, so it's not surprising you'd settle for the struggles you've had when it doesn't really feel like a choice. It even extended as far as you aiming to isolate your husband from his family from not seeming to understand their dynamic at all, if anything your idea of family seems a bit... affected by your past.
Here's hoping it doesn't get in the way of your future family, you mentioned being pregnant and with the husband still right?
lmao Look at you trying to undermine her well-being and diminish her accomplishments instead of seeing it as an example. You're the weakest person on SC. It appears you're too scared to even try. How sad.
your pettiness and a desire to see her fail blinds you to the entire narrative, you hyper focus on her weaknesses.
can you admit it?
I think we've all learned by now that Turncoat is not in the business of admitting fault.
