Abandonment Issue Quotes Novels & Stories

It was crazy and outrageous how he could demand this. My father’s voice kept on echoing inside my head. I did the right thing abandoning you! I did the right thing abandoning you! I did the right thing abandoning you! Once, twice, thrice, then a thousand more times. It felt like my head would burst from the pressure. "Ahhhhhhh! Fucking stopppp! I don’t care!" I screamed. Wasn’t I his child too? What was my mistake? Why did he abandon me? It was okay that he did, I learned living without him.

“That won’t happen, and you know it, we’re done, it’s over. I don’t want to be loved by you or anyone else. I’d rather be alone for the rest of my life than to be lied to and used over and over again.” “I have never lied to you, Quinn…everything I told you was the truth.” “Like abandoning me when you told me you wouldn’t?” “I never abandoned you, if I did…I wouldn’t have come back. If I wanted us to be done back then, if I really planned to leave you forever…I would’ve rejected you.”

After all, one of the greatest proof of love is presence - Just being there, when you are needed the most. He had tried a thousand times to understand the circumstances that made her do it, yet it still doesn't make sense to him. “ Can a mother abandon her sucking child? No. But even if she does, I'll never abandon you. ” Another verse of scripture rang in his mind. “ Um... ” He nodded.

If he couldn’t see how stupid of a decision that was then he really had lost the plot. I open the mind link to Nick, Simon, and Caterina. ‘Would we have room to house, the ones that were just trying to provide for their families?’ I ask them. ‘That depends on how many of them there are.’ Simon says. ‘I don’t know if I could trust them.’ Nick says, ‘They were here after you.’

I said crossing my hands together and looking at him he stepped back and sat on his glass desk his mouth went wide open to the point that if a bug would have been tempted to fly inside and out without any problems then he stared straight at me and said. " I never abandoned you…" His words dropped like a bombshell and I looked at him wondering if he was telling some kind of a sick twisted joke because it couldn't be real. How could he say that he didn't abandon me when I had literally been abandoned as a baby when I looked at him. "I guess you forgot me at the mall or the grocery shop or something like that right? since you didn't abandon me…" My words were coming out like venom and they were

"Maria, I didn't tell you to become a vice. You smoke to burn all the bad memories." "How? It's just going to happen and my lungs will still be stained right?" "Am I talking to an eight-year-old girl? This is a metamorphic scenario. As the burning cigarette ends, so should the fear and bad memories you feel. You should forget it, especially you are experiencing form abandonment disorder."' Maria just turned around and was surprised. "Abandon? Wait, you don't know me, how can you say I was abandoned?" "You have the qualities. Just… just smoke there!"

"I do it on my own, always knowing you'll be there if I need you, which is selfish." "It is," I agree. "And right now I'm telling you, you keep pushing me away? I won't always be there, because I can't always be second-best. I can't always take a backseat. Something you and I haven't talked about because you haven't been around? I have abandonment issues and you aren't helping them." "I'm sorry." She looks up at me, sincerity in her eyes.

You needed to take care of Zachary's fiancée to move yourself, to move the world. "You destroyed the trust we built over ten years with your own hands. Not me. "And now, what difference does it make if you carve Cheryl into pieces? The pain I endured… Can it be transferred? Erased? Harm leaves scars. They don't disappear." "I know… I know my sins are unforgivable!" The Don dropped to his knees at her feet with a dull thud — a humiliation no Don would ever show in front of others. "But I can't lose you! Mabel, we still haven't had our wedding. I promise—"

Today, the weight of my loneliness and despair finally crushed me, and I dropped to my knees, tears falling down onto the cold, unforgiving pavement, the rain pouring down on me like a wave that keeps me under with no air left. "Mother, you failed me," I choked out between sobs, my voice filled with anguish. "You left me with no one to love, no one to love me. You abandoned me, Mother. Why? Why did you have to leave me?" My voice trembled with the pain of abandonment. "My voice is silent, and yours is the only one I keep hearing, repeating 'I love you.'"

"Jim…you're not a loser. Aunt Lucy had no choice." "She had no choice?" Jim interrupted her curtly. "Just because she fell in love with the man who took care of her and didn't want to return to my father's side, she had no choice but to abandon me? Or are you saying that she abandoned me because she didn't want to face her past?" Jim shook her head, smiling bitterly. "No matter how many reasons you give, none of them will be enough to justify her abandoning and giving up on me. The fact is, she didn't want me anymore, and that's the cold, hard truth!"