Quote From: penny_ladyI was molested as a girl and the man who molested me was allowed back in my life years later. That choice by my parents has caused me a lot of damage that I am barely now learning to deal with. It caused me to second guess my worth as a human being, caused me to lose trust in my parents...
This man did this, was found guilty, served time and is a registered sex offender. He shouldn't be around ANY children, let alone a victim of his.
Any other parent with this dilemma I'll tell you right now, you will cause your child pain, and yourSELF pain down the line if you let them be with their abuser again. I don't care if it's family DNA means NOTHING.
My name is Ginny, I posted earlier, but I read the above comment and related to what she stated, about her self worth being in question when her perpetrator was allowed back into her life. I feel much the same way, because when I cried out for help, my parents, and I blame my mother the most, for not protecting me. I recall that she was the dominant parent, so perhaps that's why I blame her the most. She more or less controlled the home. Because I saw that my daddy really didn't want to leave me alone, for some reason, I don't blame him as much.
I also feel like doing to my brother what I read earlier from another. I feel like confronting him, throwing him down on the ground, and cutting off his penis and fingers that he used to fondle me with and stick up me. I don't want to kill him, I want him to remember everything I would like to do to him and I would like it to be slow and tortuous. Then, he could go to jail. I may go to after doing that, but I heard they had good libraries in there and I really don't give a damn.
Different things seem to trigger my memory and this show triggered it. Society seems to view a victim of abuse with distain, like come on, get over it. A lot of worse things could have happened to you. I know that. God has Blessed me abundantly and I recoginize that. I have so many things to be thankful for and I am. However, having said that, it doesn't lessen the pain, or cause my mind to wander and feel sad because my mama didn't love me enough to protect me. I hate myself. I feel like "The Woman At The well" in the Bible. People tend to not accept divorced women anyhow, plus I feel like I'm nothing. I have always seemed to pick the wrong man so now I find myself isolated. I don't feel like anyone cares about me. I'm talking frankly on here because it's anonymous. If I was talking directly to a person, they would either think I was a nut, or get sick and tired of listening to me. Well all I can say is my molestation has contributed to who and where I'm at today. Again, I will say that it wasn't so much the molestation that has bothered me, but the fact that my protector, my mama didn't help me when I cried out. I can still deal with my brother and I will. Until he is 6' under, I will still have my chance to confront him. I despise him. No telling how many people he has molested. Dr Phil, first of all Grace needs to feel that she has a protector and she must feel safe.
She needs to be far away from the grandparents, and if her father doesn't recognize by not giving attention to his daughter's emotional needs instead of being concerned about his "DADDY", then his little girl will grow up with having problems with forming healthy male relationships throughout her life. He in my opinion is no better than his "DADDY". Mama, get your daughter the hell away from all of them.
Let her know at a young age, that this type of behavior is not acceptable. Let her know that she can trust you. God Bless Grace.
Ginny