elf
Jul 26 2003, 08:37 PM
I was thinking (if you've ever read my posts in the Abuse thread) that I don't want my future children to have any contact with my parents, because I doubt they'll understand what they did to me when I was young (i.e., NOW) even then. I don't even want them to know where I live. D'you think this is cruel and evil of me to think of sort of disowning my parents, or should I just forgive and forget later in life?
syuu
Jul 26 2003, 08:40 PM
No, not at all. I'll be doing the exact same thing when I'm up and out of the house. My father's already disowned me, so no issue there, and my mom herself has a lot of issues she needs to work through before keeping contact with me on a regular basis once I'm gone. Parents aren't perfect. In fact, usually very far from it, and I say go you for having the guts to understand and be able to let them go because of some awful experiences from them you've had.
Sun Tsu
Jul 26 2003, 08:42 PM
If you truly feel that strongly hateful towards your parents, it your decision really.....
*hug*
MistressAlti
Jul 26 2003, 08:43 PM
It isn't cruel, elf. What's being done to you now is what is cruel, and it's a shame you have to live like that. But you won't have to forever, and your children won't have to know the pain you know. Do what you feel you need to about your parents when it comes time for that decision to be made, and don't look back.
elf
Jul 26 2003, 08:43 PM
QUOTE (Sun Tsu @ Jul 26 2003, 01:42 PM)
If you truly feel that strongly hateful towards your parents, it your decision really.....
*hug*
It's not hatred. It's bitter resentment, a la Snape vs. the MWPP (Moony Wormtail Padfoot Prongs)
leopold
Jul 26 2003, 08:52 PM
Elf, I know EXACTLY how ya feel, honey! I dislike me parents so much I dun even let them have access to me, let alone any offspring I may have in the future.
I've read a lot of what ya posted in the abuse thread (an some other references elsewhere) an I think yer parents have long since waived their right to anythin ya do in yer life once ya get to the age where ya can legally leave. I think it's a shame that this kinda thing happens at all; parents have an awesome responsibility when it comes to raisin kids, an yer parents have buggered it up completely...
Now, I'm gonna move this to Issues, cos I firmly believe it's better placed there...
reaper
Jul 26 2003, 10:37 PM
you are not evil for that, if anyone is evil it is your parents. Anyone with a child in my opinion is the richest person in the world because they have someone to look up to them, someone who charishes there input, someone who always runs to them when they need a shoulder and most importantly someone to be the number one friend. Somewhere alogn the lines your parents either forgot what that word ment or just dont (forgive the language) give a sh*t. I dont blame you for disowning them and if I were you I would not stay there any longer then I had to and on a more personal note if you ever need someone to talk to I am always here for ya, k
cheese is funny
Jul 27 2003, 12:53 AM
your parents suck for what they have done to you elf... they really suck and you deserve much better... i say when you get a little older (like when your old enough to have your own your own place that they dont know about) you call and tell them how much they have fucked with you and made you feel like shit... and then DEMAND an apology, if they dont give it to you, never make contact with them again, thats it, not another word to them in any form, its all they diserve, they dont deserve a daughter like you at this point....
wolfbane
Jul 28 2003, 10:56 AM
I think you'd be making the right decision in not allowing them access to your children elf. They have long ago waived the right to be regarded as parents, and I don't think that anything you do with regards to cutting them off would be wrong. It's a strong and tough decision to have to make, and I think you're a strong person for making it.
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