I Have an Upsetting Suspicion About What My Family Really Thinks of Me
Briefly

The article addresses a person's experience feeling like the black sheep in their family, compounded by feelings of exclusion and neglect from loved ones. Despite trying to bridge the gap by moving closer, the individual continues to feel left out, particularly as family gatherings frequently occur without their invitation. Acknowledging the persistent pain caused by this exclusion, the article suggests that the individual’s emotional well-being is paramount, emphasizing the importance of recognizing toxic relationships and reassessing their value in a person's life.
Your family is well aware that they are leaving you out; you've pointed this out more than once. There's nothing you can do to make them treat you the way you deserve to be treated.
The author feels excluded and believes that any effort to maintain relationships has led to feelings of being a burden. It's essential to assess whether the relationship is fulfilling.
Read at Slate Magazine
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