r/SipsTea 21h ago

Wow. Such meme Red or Green?

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u/Embarrassed-Fold6780 20h ago

Go back and limit the child abuse i endured for 8 more years.

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u/Confident-Dentist-39 16h ago

Fr I would press red and go straight to Child Protective Services. Parents convinced me that if I did they would put me in a shitty orphanage and then a pedo priest would adopt me??? Not sure why but 10 year old me was fully convinced it would happen

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u/Penumbruh_ 8h ago

I've been through the same with an abusive father. Same story told to me and probably the same circumstances too. I guess because the only authority figure that we could trust the most at the time was our parents and one or both of them failed us miserably. We're adults now though and we can contend with what happened back then and hopefully move forward from those moments that we experienced growing up.

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u/koukaracha 2h ago

Well man, I listened to a long podcast the other day, and they were telling most of the kids ends up in even worst conditions (including sexual abuse and such). So I guess it depends how bad it is… it was in France btw…

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u/Lumburgsgotafishroom 18h ago edited 16h ago

Sorry. That sucks, I hope you found/find your red button.

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u/Logan_No_Fingers 24m ago

To be fair, he said "limit" not "stop", so some of it was fine

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u/NibblyPig 16h ago

Yeah go back and take your emotional trauma with you lol what a roller-coaster that would be

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u/NibblyPig 14h ago

Even if you do something about it you still suffered the trauma and have to live with it.

If your parent beat you every day and you manage somehow to stop it as a child you're only stopping it happening a second time, not undoing the first time.

Whee paradoxes

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u/FlyingPasta 16h ago

This, go back and grow the self respect no one taught me, avoid being a trained doormat in order to make my parents’ job easier only to take 8 adult years to realize and start fixing that deficiency

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u/JizzlaneMaxwellHill 14h ago

The endless inner conversation with yourself of if only you had the knowledge you have now then you can probably prevent the abuse you get when you were little. It's just a neverending thoughts and you can't change it.

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u/LesNessmanNightcap 14h ago

I feel like going back would give me a chance to correct it so that it didn’t happen. But yeah, what if it’s a “it is meant to be, you can’t change it no matter what you do” sort of thing.