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We Often Mirror Our Parents Lifes.

ken343

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I grew in a house hold where my dad was constantly unfaithful to my step mum and used to beat her and she put up with it, she never left him it was as if it was ok for him to do that, he would bring his girlfriends home and she put up with it. So to me this was normal when i was grown up

I hated the person I was when I was with my ex. I used to lie to him, cheat behind his back, go on chat lines. My ex also had a temper like no other and he would lash out on me, god the heats and punches I got but still I could not leave him, so many times I tried but couldn’t.

I would seat myself down and ask why I’m I this way, why I’m I cheating on the person I love, why I’m I putting up with the abuse. I don’t blame him he too grew up in A very violent house hold where his dad had a temper and a really nasty one. So to him it was the normal thing to do.

Until Steve Harvey a friend of mine sat me down and told me when he was growing up his parents never had a fight and never cheated on each other. So to him me been with my ex who was abusive was not normal to him. The Thing is when you are growing up you have no other references other than your parents


My step mum used to slap me kick me punch me and I thought it was ok for her to do that right from the age of 6 till I was a lot older. You see I was a bastard child so when my dad would be unfaithful and she wouldn’t lash out on him but on me.

I do not hate my parents they did what they knew how to do then, but sometimes I used to cry when my step brother and sister and my step mum would pick on me, and because they were much older they let me know that my sister and I were bastard children.

It really affected my relationships because I did all the things my dad did to my step mum, to my ex because I thought it was ok. I could not stop myself so many times I cried and asked why, I’m I this way and then put up with the physical abuse from my ex because my step mum put up with also and because she used to heat me.

People if you mum was a teenage mum, it is more likely are daughter will be a teenage mum also. Or if your Dad was Abusive it is more likely his son will be abusive also


TO ALL YOU PARENTS OUT THERE PLEASE PLEASE BE A GOOD EXAMPLE TO YOUR CHILDREN RAISE THEM TO THE BEST YOU CAN BECAUSE WE OFTEN MIRROR OUR PARENTS LIFES.
 
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I don't know if this is supposed to be a joke, but I thought it was funny.

If it's not a joke then, yeah you are right, kids follow whatever you tell them too, thats why people suck, all we are is a reflection of what our life was brought up to be.
 
You make it quite easy for yourself to blame your upbringing for your cheating.After all humans have a will, if you didn´t wanted to do it, you wouldn´t have done it.
No offense meant, but people should take responsibility for what they do.
 
Norman Bates

I DO AGREE WITH WHAT YOU'VE SAID, and I do take responsibility for my action. There are certain chracteristic we pick up from our patrents when growning up. Is just that I was in a merry go round.

Even before I was unfaithful to my ex. His temper would lash out over silly things and I would be like it is ok if even though it was not. I had never been in a relationship before so this was my 1st one. I remember once my sister came to spend Christmas with us and she was shocked when he lashed out, u know what she told me and I would never forget it.


She said I can’t believe you are in a relationship like this you know what our mum went through. And here you are going through the same thing. She was so disappointed in me for she always looked up to me.

Since my ex, I have dated other people learnt a few things, I will not put up with shit from anyone, and I don't hand out shit either, but that relationship really opened my eyes
 
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It is more about you taking responsibility for your existance than how your parents acted when you were young and saying well they did it so that is my role model for this behavoir.
 
WODIN

I agree, i have moved on i'm much more a better person, i just felt the need to share my story with others, so see if people have been where i've been, that's all
 
ken343 said:
WODIN

I agree, i have moved on i'm much more a better person, i just felt the need to share my story with others, so see if people have been where i've been, that's all

I can relate ken...I had abusive parents myself, it is the moment you release the anger and look at just the now in your life that you become free of all the bullshit. I did this in my early 20's and it was like a great burden being lifted off and set aside.

peace in your journey.
 
WODIN

thank u soo much i'm only 23 and i am glad i could face my past. I think coming from a broken home has really made me a much stronger person, i now know who i am and what i want out of life.
 
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This made me VERY sad....

The wonderful part is, YOU sound as if YOU are breaking the pattern of abuse for your future happiness!

I wish you well. Get help if you need it..It is not a sign of weakness if you reach out to someone who may help you!

I think I'll call my parents today and tell them AGAIN how much I love and respect them.
 
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