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Scullyitsme

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For a long time I didn’t talk about my abuse. Especially as a child as the one time I did, social services came to my house and I got in a lot of trouble from my abuser. So I didn’t talk about it outside of my mom until I was well into my teens. Since then I’ve had to courage to stand up to my abuser, protect others from my abuser, and feel stronger and prouder of myself. I was wondering if anyone else has experienced anything like that? I would also like to ask for advice in how to leave my abusive home.

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    • Minecraftbros54

      624d

      Absolutely understand, I still have trouble vocalizing what my abuser did to me. Fortunately my mom is the type to press the truth out of people. I'm lucky to have her in my corner.

    • Minecraftbros54

      624d

      Absolutely understand, I still have trouble vocalizing what my abuser did to me. Fortunately my mom is the type to press the truth out of people. I'm lucky to have her in my corner.

      • ash3ly

        624d

        @Minecraftbros54 same here that's why I'm glad I have that 1 person I can talk and tell everything to. No secrets

    • ash3ly

      624d

      See I say I understand that because I went through that many times but finally made it to a safe space

    • SalineTurnip

      624d

      My advice for leaving would be to save financially what you can, when you can. Open a separate bank account if you have to. And DO NOT tell your abuser you're planning on leaving. Make arrangements to stay with someone should something happen. More than one someone if you can. Pack a go bag with some essentials and hide it. (My go bag contains a change of clothes, pajamas, socks, a pair of shoes.) I know some people snoop a lot so don't write down your plans or hide cash if this is your case. Also, look into shelters in your area. Find out the criteria for staying in one. I would tell as few people as possible about your plans, if anyone. If I think of anything else I'll post it here or DM you. I'm in the same situation and I've had to leave an abusive household before. Hang in there.

      • SalineTurnip

        624d

        @SalineTurnip Oh and I cannot stress enough, don't underestimate your abuser. They're capable of anything. I underestimated one of mine and they tried to k*ll my sister.

    • ash3ly

      624d

      I understand that

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