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Re: Duttty man...
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Scarface</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Couple months ago mi had a conversation wid a dear friend of mine who told me about her childhood molestation (ooooh how obviously painful it still is even though she is now 55). The perp is now dead so she felt a need to share and still tremble while sharing.
Her gardian at the time use to send her to visit "other relatives" every Sunday afternoon and that's where the perp lived... he was only too glad to see her coming up the lane so he could repeatdly abuse her (every week). Her guardian wouldn't entertain her desire "not to go" cause apparantly she needed her Sunday evening "privacy".
I'm recommending therapy, but she very reluctant! Seh she feel fi goh kick the grave instead.
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Thanks for sharing. The abuse is bad, but the denial of the parents and the "guardians" who should give the victim some support is even worse. Most times it is the emotional scar that is more detrimental than the physical.
This is why these conditions perpetuate, the parents, especially the 'MOTHERS' inadvertently and willfully encourage it by looking the other way...is it ignorance or what?
<span style="font-style: italic">Pity she couldn't chit on his grave, that dead daawg</span> both in life and in death..
...an this site on the www is read by hundreds of men, if you know any of these perps out there, turn them in, even if it is yourself...thanks...[goes for female abusers as well] <span style="font-style: italic">Jack Mandorah</span>
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Scarface</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Couple months ago mi had a conversation wid a dear friend of mine who told me about her childhood molestation (ooooh how obviously painful it still is even though she is now 55). The perp is now dead so she felt a need to share and still tremble while sharing.
Her gardian at the time use to send her to visit "other relatives" every Sunday afternoon and that's where the perp lived... he was only too glad to see her coming up the lane so he could repeatdly abuse her (every week). Her guardian wouldn't entertain her desire "not to go" cause apparantly she needed her Sunday evening "privacy".
I'm recommending therapy, but she very reluctant! Seh she feel fi goh kick the grave instead.
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Thanks for sharing. The abuse is bad, but the denial of the parents and the "guardians" who should give the victim some support is even worse. Most times it is the emotional scar that is more detrimental than the physical.
This is why these conditions perpetuate, the parents, especially the 'MOTHERS' inadvertently and willfully encourage it by looking the other way...is it ignorance or what?
<span style="font-style: italic">Pity she couldn't chit on his grave, that dead daawg</span> both in life and in death..
...an this site on the www is read by hundreds of men, if you know any of these perps out there, turn them in, even if it is yourself...thanks...[goes for female abusers as well] <span style="font-style: italic">Jack Mandorah</span>
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