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· 11 years ago
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behind every row between parents that you hear, there is a child crying in the corner.
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guest
· 11 years ago
The title of this post was very creative.
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deleted
· 11 years ago
why, thankyou :)
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mrssparklez
· 11 years ago
I'm personally not getting verbally abused, but the people I love most are getting verbally abused by the ones they love.
partychicklolkj
· 11 years ago
My parents are always going at it... And my dad yells at me everyday, for really anything, tells how I'll never do anything with my life, and how I'm just like my grandmother and mother. I've gotten used to it, my motto for years has been 'Shut up and take it, then cry in secret'.
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annoyinglypositive
· 11 years ago
how old are you?
partychicklolkj
· 11 years ago
I'm fourteen
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annoyinglypositive
· 11 years ago
do you have somewhere else you can live? like a grandparent's house?
partychicklolkj
· 11 years ago
Uhm, I guess, but I can't. My mom has asked me if she should just pack up the rest of my siblings and go somewhere else, but I keep telling her no. I'm not going to ruin my brother and sister's lives because of me. I'm trying to get higher grades so I can get into this college that has a program for homeschooler's, I can take classes there and live on campus for my senior year of high school, so that is something. He's been out of work for two years, though, so it's been increasingly worse since then. It's just hard, I feel like I have to walk on eggshells around him, because he's either normal, or he just goes of if I look at him. It should get better, as he is starting a full time job on Thursday, so he won't be home as much. I'm sorry to rant, but it's hard because it was like one day, he went from being my daddy to a tyrant. For a while, I blamed myself, I always thought I had done something, like a little voice inside my head saying 'It's your fault, you ruin everything.'
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partychicklolkj
· 11 years ago
I know he does it cause he loves me ,and wants me to turn out a good person. Someone who can take criticism, and not be trampled by the world. That's what he says, anyway. I know my parents wouldn't fight nearly as much if I wasn't there, because my dad gets angry if my mom defends me, so I've been thinking about seeing if I could live with my grandparents, and go to school there. It always seems like if I'm not there, my parents are more loving to each other.
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annoyinglypositive
· 11 years ago
Awwww, honey, I wish I could hug you. its not your fault. your dad probably feels like shit on the inside. like he's the looser and he doesn't know how to express it. not that its ok to react that way. my husband and I got laid off one month apart from each other and we were like this b/c we felt so helpless. its hard to explain the feeling. when you're an adult, you are responsible for your kids no matter what. and maybe he feels inept and doesn't want you to become like him. idk...just get out the situation b/c either way it isn't right. just don't feel like its your fault b/c its not. I know he's beating himself up on the inside and it comes out verbally abusive to you. I feel like that too lately. so I stay away from my kids when it becomes too much to handle. sometimes my heart hurts all day long. and the littlest thing will set me off. Again, i'mnotsaying that its right, i'm just saying that's probably the reason and you shouldn't beat yourself up about it. just go somewhere that
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annoyinglypositive
· 11 years ago
you feel safe and happy and productive. worry about you! not your parents. *BIG HUGE TIGHT HUG*
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bluedogs
· 11 years ago
Yes, and mental and emotional abuse go right along with that. Physical abuse normally follows once the abuser feels they have their victim isolated enough from their support system and has learned all they could about their victims past fears, childhood experiences that scarred them, their vulnerabilities, etc. so they can use them like heavy stones to hurl at them non-stop until they witness them crumble. Yes, I am a domestic violence abuse survivor and even though I finally was successful at escaping his grip back in December of 2001, the scars will never leave, only fade.
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lonely
· 11 years ago
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· 11 years ago
don't be. I have been on and off not much for nearly 14 yrs. Tell someone because only you can stop it and you deserve better.
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lonely
· 11 years ago
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