Originally posted by TheColdDragon
Yes, even Children as they mature have the choice of being defined by something that happened in their past or breaking away from it and viewing it as a momentary slice of time in their life wherein their free will was violated.
You obviously have no idea what it's like to be injured, physically and mentally, and betrayed in this way as a child.
I use myself as an example only because I am familiar with my own story. There are many children out there who have worse tales than mine to tell.
- Child sexual abuse injures you. I still suffer pain and suffer from things not working as they should.
- Child sexual abuse leaves you unable to trust, as it's bashed into your psyche that people you should be able to trust are those who are most dangerous to you.
- Child sexual abuse can disrupt relationships between the child and its immediate family, leaving it having to cope with its problems unsupported. - For me that's also meant my children have no relatives.
- Child sexual abuse can make it impossible for the victim to enjoy normal sex as an adult. - That's why my mother acted that way. Her step-brothers had abused her.
Naturally I broke the cycle.
- Child sexual abuse leaves the victim hating itself, and whenever one is sick, depressed or tired the voices of hatred can come back, telling one to kill oneself.
- And this is just a start, there is much more to it.
One can learn to live with all this, but it's one hell of a burden, and it's for life. You might as well tell an amputee to grow his legs back as tell a child abuse victim to get over it.
I would never put myself in the position of counselling a child abuse victim, because I would probably forget my lines and speak form the heart.
- and tell them it would be better to commit suicide than try to live with the pain for a lifetime.


Will pin a note to my monitor, it will
read "Scroll slower" lol. 