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every1 eventually gets married they dont live in their parents house forever there comes a time where they get married bear in mind this relative has a 28yo incel son im just 20 and they expect me to cope at least until im 30
 
Whoever said that to you is bluepilled af
 
You should work on moving out and getting your own place.

Also just bluepilled retards, just agree and walk away.
 
He's not completely wrong. People who remain incel for their entire lives are pretty rare
 
You should work on moving out and getting your own place.

This is what I did, though my situation was somewhat different.

Yes, I remember my final day in group therapy well. I was heavily depressed, as usual. It was cloudy and raining. A certain Black youth told me, "Intellau, go over there."(As usual), and I obeyed him out of a desire for peaceful group time. A kid by the name of "Sean", another Black youth, criticized my writing and said "Wow....Intellau's writing is terrible"(He was handing out our goal sheets for the day); he also made sure to read my "discharge" certificate. I kept my discharge secret so I wouldn't be laughed at by my group "mates".

And as usual, on the drive home, the young girls in my transportation van started hitting me and drawing on me. Why? Simple:

No, it was mostly my mother. Since I was the age of 4, my father would regularly come home and start yelling at/battering my mother over various things. We moved in with my grandparents eventually.

Understood.

When I was in my early teens, my father would constantly denigrate my autistic traits. He would often tell me,

"Why are you so shameful all the time?" (I was anxious and kept my head down in public)

"We're going to grandma's house, hurry up!"(He wanted to make himself seem like an excellent father by showing her his son)

"You're moving so slowly"(He would hit me; I was sluggish from ASD/trauma)

"Your cousins are better than you!" (Again, anxiety and depression)

"I'm saying this to be kind. Don't anger me." (If I was struggling to go inside a store due to anxiety)

I once had Pyelonephritis and was fairly weak from it to the point of needing to stay home when my father wanted to visit a store. My father, instead of asking me if I took my prescribed antibiotics, simply told me, "Hurry up, let's go see grandma". He then asked Grandma to patronize me for my "disobedience".
 
It doesn't happen though if you put in 0 work which is what im doing so this relative is autistic as fuk
 
brutal,leaving your parents home is the best thing you can do now
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