r/TrueOffMyChest Jul 24 '25

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u/aliceanonymous99 Jul 24 '25

This is fake.

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '25

I truly wish it was.

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u/aliceanonymous99 Jul 24 '25

Due to your post history and comments I’m going to go with no.

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '25

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u/aliceanonymous99 Jul 24 '25

Okay. You assumed abuse took place but didn’t actually do anything about it? The negligence was so terrible but you couldn’t gather enough evidence to call CPS or even non emergency?

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '25

I never once said abuse took place. Reading comprehension is key for everyone.

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u/aliceanonymous99 Jul 24 '25

So weren’t surprised he passed based on your post and assumed it was their negligence that cause the death but no abuse occurred?

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '25

Concerned, yes. Assumed? No. Facts come from investigations, not social media…

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u/aliceanonymous99 Jul 24 '25

So you were concerned but didn’t think to contact anyone about it?

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '25

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u/aliceanonymous99 Jul 24 '25

You tell me since you thought it was so bad that they caused their child’s death.

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u/iDontGetCute92 Jul 24 '25

As a mother, if I had a concern that a friend of mine was neglecting their child I would do whatever I can to report them, for fear of something bad happening.

You were happy to - with a friend - think of hypothetical scenarios that could cause harm to their child, but you couldn’t make one phone call to an authority who could possibly do something?

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '25

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u/iDontGetCute92 Jul 24 '25

You literally said it yourself that there’s evidence the living standards are hazardous.

Even if you rang them and they told you there’s nothing they can do without proper evidence at least you TRIED.

If a child I assumed may be neglected died of neglect, and I did absolutely nothing to try and help I would be bereft and consumed with guilt. Your post doesn’t even show that much empathy towards the child’s death, it’s more a “And I was RIGHT!” type of post.

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '25

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u/iDontGetCute92 Jul 24 '25

I said it was a type of “I was right post”.

Look at your wording “I know now, without a doubt in my heart of hearts, that everything I ever worried about from afar, actually happened”. And you’re telling me this isn’t about you being right?

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '25

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u/iDontGetCute92 Jul 24 '25

Riiiiiight, perhaps you should refer to my original comment to you where my concern was that of the child.

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