What should I do if I hate my family?

What should I do if I hate my family?

If you are experiencing emotional distress, anxiety, depression, or other symptoms as a result of your dislike for your family, reach out to a professional for help. You might start by talking to a mental health professional who can help. Online therapy can also be a helpful option that you might want to consider.

How do you get around the family you don’t like?

6 Ways to Cope When You Can’t Stand a Family Member’s S.O.

1. Figure out the root of the problem. There are about a million reasons that you might dislike someone.
2. Have an honest conversation.
3. Fake it ’til you make it.
4. Change your mindset.
5. Set boundaries.
6. Stay positive.

What do you do when you have no friends or family?

Setting Personal Socialization Goals

1. Joining an online forum of interest.
2. Posting in an online forum once a week.
3. Re-connecting with a former friend who you lost touch with.
4. Joining an online or in person group or club.
5. Participating in an academic or creative class.
6. Joining a book club.
7. Connecting with one new person a week.

Is it OK to dislike your family?

Yes, it is completely okay to cut ties with your family if they don’t respect you and are causing you major distress in your life. Here are some instances where cutting your family out of your life is acceptable: Suppose your family tries to make you feel unhappy because they are unhappy (misery loves company).

Is it okay to not love your family?

No innate reason exists for loving your family, or even liking them, except for genetics. Some of us just don’t feel anything toward our families, one way or the other. With mine, the good cancels out the bad. That should be okay.

Did I grow up in a toxic family?

If you were raised in a toxic family, you may have been asked to: parent or discipline younger siblings or provide most of their care. take on responsibilities like cooking meals or doing certain heavy chores before you could safely or capably do so. provide emotional support as if you were a partner or other adult.

Is it OK to not love your family?