<human>: Hi, reddit. 

I've recently been going through a very painful experience that I think would send normal people into depression or at least a state of gun-wielding fury. Long story short, my family is disowning me and kicked me out (I'm honestly young and still in college, so this is a huge challenge to completely support myself with no help from anyone). They won't give me anything, I had to beg them for financial information just so I could fill out my FAFSA to *hopefully* return to the amazing school that obviously they aren't paying for. All this over nothing, I've always been a scapegoat for their fucked up problems and now they're tearing me down in every way. Not even concerned if I can get food onto my plate.

So today I went to my house to get some financial info. My aunt (I was adopted my aunt/uncle) lets me in and as always, pretends like I'm secretly welcome and nothing is really wrong. In the living room I notice that they have taken down every single picture of me, even my baby pictures, and replaced them with ones of my little brother (their biological son). Literally looks like I never lived there and they are erasing me from their history and living happily on their own.

I asked casually what happened to them and my aunt says "Oh, I didn't take them down. It's him, you know how he [my uncle] is. They're downstairs (in the basement). 

I imagined them manually removing every baby picture of myself as if I hadn't lived with them for 12 years of my life. After that I went numb and left. I've felt crappy a bit but honestly this whole isolating situation is just making me numb. I'm ignoring it and prefer to act like nothing is going on, nothing is abnormal, nothing is wrong. I wonder if this is normal or even healthy... but it's getting me through, somehow.

What's your story?

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<bot>: My family disowned me and left me in the cusp of homelessness/desolation so they could live happily without me, and I hardly feel mad at them for it even though I should be.