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Jan 28, 2008
 Respect yes; abuse no!
by: Darlene Barriere - Webmaster

You shouldn't have to live this way, BJ. Your mother has some seriously dangerous anger problems that she is taking out on you. What your mother is doing is wrong on so many levels. And the fact that your father won't step up and protect you is appalling. You deserve to have parents who are loving and nurturing and supportive. You DO NOT deserve what is happening to you.

It is important to respect your parents, but respect is earned, not demanded. It's very difficult to respect someone who is battering and beating you. You should have the right to defend yourself from physical harm; that would be self-respect, as well as self-preservation.

I urge you to contact Child Help at 1-800-4-A-CHILD (1-800-422-4453) in order to talk to someone about the abuse your mother is inflicting on you. They are staffed 24/7 with professionally trained counsellors who will talk to you. They are not a reporting agency, although they can help you through the process of reporting if you decide to disclose the abuse. And I recommend that you DO disclose, BJ. You're worth getting help for yourself.

Darlene Barriere
Violence & Abuse Prevention Educator
Author: On My Own Terms, A Memoir
Jan 28, 2008
 How Could She?!
by: Francine

What the hell?! How dare your hateful mother do such a sadistic thing like that to you! You are not stupid! You are not a bitch! You are a smart genius of a girl and a very beautiful one; just don't ever let anyone think otherwise! Your mother is wrong enough to insult and beat you up, even going as far into ripping out some of your hair without even caring at all, and she knew that (even by heart)! I love you so much, BJ, and you might want to try a lot of counselling. You might also want to call the police on your mother. The only stupidity that I see comes from your mother!
Jan 29, 2008
 No wonder!
by: Anonymous

No wonder your dad divorced that horrible monster you called mom. She will get her karma. She's gonna be forced to live with that her whole entire evil little unimportant life! Awful woman!!!
Feb 03, 2008
 By the way
by: Francine

By the way, BJ, my smart girl, are you still with your so-called mom now or are you in the different family? You deserve for her to say, "I am wrong. I am very, very wrong, and I apologize."
Feb 11, 2008
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by: Anonymous

***Comment deleted by Darlene Barriere - Webmaster***

To Anonymous: While I understand your anger and outrage over this story, please refrain from allowing your anger to promote violence. That is unacceptable conduct on this website.
Mar 10, 2013
 Seriously, get out of that house!
by: Anonymous

Please try to get out of that house as soon as you can, BJ; you've suffered enough. Your mom is a mentally ill. As soon as you get away from her your healing can start in earnest.

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