Common thread I see here is
change. Your residence, your job. It also sounds as if you are a very caring part of your family, you talk about your brother and your parents not getting along, and your parent's talk of divorce.
I can relate, I went through the same thing when I was younger - the exact same thing.
I heard my mom's side of the story and then got my dad's. It sometimes is a generational curse only we can break. I know it may be difficult, but somewhere you may need to think about how much (this sounds) like it's hurting you, making you feel very stressed, sad, and anxious - ready to crash, and decide if that's something you want to continue. What is your part in all of this?
You have a lot on your plate - no wonder you're crying. As another cyster so nicely suggested to me, baby steps.
What can you do right now that will help
you feel better? Are you responsible for others' happiness or your own? What do
you have power over? What can
you change?
In my opinion, either being on 'another med' or not being on another med, these issues will still be around, kinda like if you moved away from it all, remember that saying, "Wherever you go, there you are"? A book or something, but it's so true, I lived it.
It will pass, and I bet ya it will. You talked about your boyfriend's fear of telling him how you feel, have you ever seen a therapist? Sometimes it helps to get a neutral stance from another person to help you with what you're feeling.
It is easier said than done, I know, it sounds like you have a lot of concerns, just remember that you are most important. You can love your family, let go, and take on your respnsibilities in life. Have you ever tried a gratitude list?
What can you do tonight that will make you feel special, important, and valued?
Hope this helped a bit.
Hang tough, life is tough - but we are tougher
