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RebelRaven · 51-55, F
I realized when I was 9 and saw my best friend not get hit ever, then I asked more friends and found out that they didn’t either. None of them got the belt, the wooden spoon, choked, pushed down stairs or the verbal abuse either. I started running away at 10 but there was hardly any help and I was always brought home, then it would be worse. I got away from her when I was almost 17.
PatKirby · M
@RebelRaven
This happened to my sister almost exactly as you described. She ran away at 14. I ran away into myself because I couldn't leave.
This happened to my sister almost exactly as you described. She ran away at 14. I ran away into myself because I couldn't leave.
RebelRaven · 51-55, F
@PatKirby I’m sorry we all shouldn’t have been treated so horribly.
PatKirby · M
@RebelRaven
I could go on but I won't drag you through sordid details. Many others had it worse. The world is incredibly unfair and I found that out young. When I found fairness I was thankful. You do get past it. In a very real way I feel it's kind of like being in a sort of school or college of life where you learn from it, move on and help others where you can. Thank you for your understanding.
I could go on but I won't drag you through sordid details. Many others had it worse. The world is incredibly unfair and I found that out young. When I found fairness I was thankful. You do get past it. In a very real way I feel it's kind of like being in a sort of school or college of life where you learn from it, move on and help others where you can. Thank you for your understanding.
RebelRaven · 51-55, F
@PatKirby you’re right, we do get past it. 🤗





