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21st May 2020 at 11:25 am #103998HeadcookParticipant
Hi
Have gone looking for other support and found a private group for adult child to parent abuse
My thoughts were to maybe see if other parents in my situation could ease the thoughts that I may never see son again after I’m out
I was feeling really desperate about this being to outcome when I leave not really knowing if this will be what I want if it will be the way I may have to take
How to cope if I’m discarded all sorts of emotions
Am I looking to far ahead
Do I need to be deciding now
Many questions
There are many parents on this group I’m shocked how widespread this is I’ve always felt I was in a small minority
Some have been supportive some just say throw him out
I’m being selective with replies as I no what responses I feel able to do right now and being here on the forum I have never recieved “just throw him out “Support worker phoning later may mention
This group
Today I’m doubting if I need thisHc
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21st May 2020 at 12:34 pm #104006KIP.Participant
Hey, I’ve been through the discard by my son and as painful as it was at the time it has to be his choice. I kept my door open for him if he ever wants to get in touch without his abusive entitled attitude. I needed to build my own life and I’d spend two decades putting him first. I haven’t heard from him for a couple years now. I txt him a happy birthday message and got nothing back so that’s his choice. I’d rather get no response than an abusive one. Once you get away from abuse and rebuild your own life with your own choices and friends and hobbies, it kind of fades into the background. Many parents are estranged from their children and my therapist was saying how widespread and under reported it actually is. I suppose no parent wants to admit that their child is selfish and abusive. I love my son very much and always will, I just don’t like his behaviour. Maybe that’s a life lesson for,him too x
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21st May 2020 at 1:29 pm #104009HeadcookParticipant
Thanks kip
Yes that’s how I’m feeling that I may have to distance if he can’t start treating me with respect finally after 2 decades also
Guess partly it depends on how this all comes to an end when I move out
I’m not feeling the love for him right now but I’m still living in it and reality has so sunk In
I sat and watched him gaslight partner right before my eyes never properly seen it so clearly before
She got in a right state I looked at her and could see me right there at that moment
She wanted to punch him
Claimed she had ignored him after I said jo my love you just been gaslighted
Mute
Maybe I’m trying to run before I can even walk.Hc
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21st May 2020 at 4:39 pm #104018HeadcookParticipant
I still doubt deliberate abuse
Is it not anger issues
Hc
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21st May 2020 at 6:30 pm #104022KIP.Participant
No because he can control his anger in public, at his work, with his friends, with his boss. When the door is closed then you can see his anger because he knows no one is watching. It’s not anger issues or everyone would get his angry outbursts. It’s domestic abuse x he can control his ‘anger’ when he wants to x
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21st May 2020 at 7:17 pm #104025HeadcookParticipant
Thanks kip
One of those doubt days today
It’s as simple as you say it is just hard staying focused sometimesMothers love creeping in again
😢Hc
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21st May 2020 at 7:48 pm #104029KIP.Participant
Hey, you can love him but not like him or like his behaviour. We did our best and now they’re adults, it’s over to them.
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