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#376569 - 11/23/11 09:02 AM
Re: don't know what to do anymore
[Re: john22]
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Registered: 07/27/08
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Loc: TEXAS
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Hi, my fraternal brother, John.
You did just fine. You did what you had to do.
Don't second guess your decisions.
You have enough pain to deal with without you second guessing your decision.
Wishing you some sort of peace & serenity. Take some very deep breaths and try and relax. I know it sounds easier said than done.
Heal well, my fraternal brother, John, heal well.
"I will take that lost boys hand, and I will lead him from the depths of darkness, into the sunshine, forever into eternity." As he is me
Pete..Irishmoose.
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#376612 - 11/23/11 04:46 PM
Re: don't know what to do anymore
[Re: petercorbett]
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Registered: 10/16/06
Posts: 152
Loc: Europe-Belgium
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Thx Pete
I know. Second guessing made decisions is only a waste of time. But the "what if"-questions just come and go. But you're right i shouldn't waste my time with that. Thx for the reminding.
I just told my eldest brother about my past, he was the only one of my close family who didn't knew it. And as I will be going on vacation, and i don't know if he will get a visit from the police (I don't think so, but just to be sure), I wanted to give him a head-start.
It's strange for me that all the people I've recently told show (so much) understanding, when I talk about that part of my past. I never imagined that people would understand that burden. I'm happy they still love me for who I am. I hope everything will stay the same or become better then it already was.
My brother of course was a bit stunned by what I had said, but the most surprising part for me was that he wasn't so amazed/surprised. He said he once visited my first perp at his home, and by something the perp said, he knew something went wrong between me and the perp, he just didn't really know what. I will question him about that later. I just hope he will still recall it as it's already so long ago.
By the way, thanks for listening to my rambling.
John
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#376619 - 11/23/11 06:39 PM
Re: don't know what to do anymore
[Re: john22]
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Registered: 11/12/11
Posts: 57
Loc: DK and UK, Europe
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I think if you are ready you should definitely tell the cops, it'll be a powerful experience for that is both scary but ultimately rewarding. I had already looked up the statue of limitations for my abuser and they have sadly run out.
I think you'll get a lot out of breaking the silence and give the prosecution some extra ammo, but only if you're ready. Something tells me you sharing on here makes you ready imo. It will make a difference, of that you can be sure.
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