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Cycle of abuse

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Submitted: 08/24/2013
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User avatar #37 - TheStranger (08/25/2013) [+] (3 replies)
Why is "furniture" a tag? I'm imagining someone thinking "I wonder if there are any good furniture puns on FJ" and searching, then they look at this and they're like "No... no, this isn't what I came here for at all"
User avatar #7 - sheeittyrone (08/24/2013) [+] (1 reply)
#11 - ggdhindo (08/25/2013) [+] (3 replies)
what kinda musical chair is this?
User avatar #1 - vrthbvyfa (08/24/2013) [+] (5 replies)
Is this supposed to be funny?
#21 - snakefire (08/25/2013) [+] (10 replies)
I've been abused all my life. Mostly verbal, but sometimes worse.

Yesterday I finally told my mom about what my dad was doing to me and that I was done putting up with it.

She went to his house, told him I wouldn't be seeing him anytime soon, and brought my dog home to me.

She told me he cried and I felt bad.. I felt like I betrayed him

Tonight I overheard a conversation about my mom considering taking him to court for his lack of paying child support. He's broke.. it would be like getting blood from a turnip.

I feel like all of this is my fault...
#31 to #21 - nickmandemon (08/25/2013) [-]
That's not your fault dude. You don't have to take abuse just to make your dad happy. That's not fair to you. If he can't be with you and not do that, then there's nothing wrong with doing something to remove yourself from that situation. You didn't betray him by telling your mother that he abused you. He betrayed you first by doing that. Not to say that things can never be better between you, but if you start blaming yourself for things that aren't your fault, then you're on a path to self destruction. If you really have a problem with your mom taking him to court, then try to sit down with her and tell her how it makes you feel. I'm not trying to tell you what to do, I'n just another person that has had similar problems and I'm trying to help. Stay strong bro.
User avatar #26 - superunclesam (08/25/2013) [+] (6 replies)
Funny because my mother was abused, A LOT. My grandfather being the hypocritical piece of **** he is ruthlessly beat her on more than one occasion and she should have gone to the hospital a couple of times because of it. Yet she never hit me or my sister unless we absolutely ******* deserved it. And believe me we both knew if she hit us we deserved it because of how hard it is for her to raise her hand to us. She hated the thought of hitting us. Sometimes abuse spreads the cycle and sometimes it breaks it. It's not all in the upbringing that defines us as who we are, but our actions. We all choose our paths as human beings, people who use their pasts as an excuse to be bad are the worst kind.
#33 - imapancake (08/25/2013) [-]
#23 - awer (08/25/2013) [-]
"Give me that ******* highfive you little **** !"
#56 - responsibletim (08/25/2013) [-]
that's not funny... that's not funny at all.
#53 - mrmeowmixmcgee (08/25/2013) [-]
No use crying over spilled milk, do something productive and beat your kid.
#28 - erpetrich (08/25/2013) [-]
Is that Ray Liotta??
#73 - nortledrones (08/25/2013) [-]
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I looked up "kids with no discipline" on google and this was the first image that popped up.

My sides.
#65 - cripto (08/25/2013) [-]
Stop the madening, he's just angry because he's constipated
User avatar #76 - commandershit (08/25/2013) [-]
Hitting your child isn't abuse. Injuring your child is abuse.
Hitting and telling them why and comfort them afterward is called good parenting.
User avatar #74 - larryhoover (08/25/2013) [-]
Guys this clearly isn't about abuse. It's a father teaching his son that spilt milk is nothing to cry over.
User avatar #59 - banditowolf (08/25/2013) [-]

#42 - anonymous (08/25/2013) [+] (3 replies)
A friend of mine was abused as a kid, by this ******* scumbag alcoholic fatass.

The very same scumbag alcoholic fatass moved into our neighborhood not too long ago, so we did what any pissed of group of friends would do.

We tied a note to a brick that said "you are not welcome here" and smashed it through the ******* front window.

It felt so good, helping my friend get that revenge, but I don't know if we should do more.

If anyone has suggestions for how we could maliciously **** with this guy, please reply.
#55 - anonymous (08/25/2013) [-]
Don't believe in that at all what so ever. If some ****** up **** happened you'd want to end it. You learn from the mistake of your father for example. You don't go and hit your kid because you know how much it ****** you up. Learn from the past.
User avatar #40 - nabagala (08/25/2013) [-]
that guy just want to high five.
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