I have name changed for this.
I have a long history of severe MH problems which I am slowly recovering from, I am as well as I have ever been in ten years so I am making progress.
I found out today that my SIL is pregnant and I am so happy for her and excited to be an auntie, but I also feel so sad about everything. I would love to have a baby, as it is we currently plan TTC in December this year.
DH is upset because he wanted to have children before them (he is the oldest), they got married 6 weeks before us and he feels like they have twice stolen our thunder. I don't blame them for having a baby when they want, but it is so hard wanting a baby and not being able to have one and then someone close to you gets pregnant.
I feel so guilty that I have held DH back from having a normal life, we always have to watch our money because we live off his salary alone. I just want to make him happy and I feel like I don't I just hold him back because of all of my problems.
I feel like I have just wasted my 20s, I have two failed careers behind me and I am having to look for low-stress part time jobs because I cannot hack real life apparently.
I am fat and I hate it. I have spent my life being fat and I just wish that my weight wasn't such a huge battle for me. I hate being the fattest person in the room, I hate my double chin and how bleurgh I look in most clothes. I am losing weight on Weight Watchers but it feels like such an enormous struggle.
At the moment everyone talks about how well I am doing, but it doesn't feel like I am. Not self harming is not a huge achievement when you consider that the vast majority of people don't even have to struggle with it. I am praised for sticking to therapy but again, it doesn't feel like an achievement. I wish I didn't have mental health problems because they have just ruined my life (and my body).
I just feel like it is never my turn to have it good in life, to be a comfortable weight, to have a nice job, to have a nice figure, to be a Mummy and it is so unfair.
Sorry this is so miserable.