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I am so confused,my sister keeps ranting about her dad isnt going to know her gces results fair enough but,its not like he would care anyway.I dont understand how she could want to see him or even talk to him i knows shes her dads princess but she saw what he did.Everyone seem to be on his side protecting him to prevent him getting in trouble may just give up i cant be against so many people.I wish he would just admit what happened.I hate the fact other family members just sat and watched to,i used to have a big family they were no were near perfect and we used to pretend things were okay but i am stupid for doing this i dont get how they didnt stop it.Its all just my fault i guess i wish i could stop all the thoughts and feelings.Feel so alone and horrible im sorry for the rant.:crying:
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First of all, none of this is your fault, you are not alone in this and you are not horrible.
I know you've said you've reported him to the police, do you know what's going on with that?
Also, I know you've said you're going to uni soon, so could that be a chance to get away from everything that's going on at home.
We're always here for you *hug*
Nina x
I just feel horrible i wish i had stopped it i have caused pain by telling people i wish i just kept my mouth shut.ive not heard anything really they have said that they have spoken to a family member,but i know what to expect my dad always told me what would happen i even feel silly talking about it.I dont think i want to go to uni anymore i dont want to leave my sister its me he hates not her,if he comes round i should be here to protect her i have to do the right thing for once
Becks x
I know it must be hard speaking about it, but remember the speaking can help to stop him and to keep you safe.
Have you spoken to your sister about what she thinks about you going to uni? I know how much your sister means to you, and obviously its entirely your choice what you choose to do, but I saw how proud you were of getting into uni, and you don't want to miss out on that.
*hug*
Nina x
I havent spoken to my sister much she has been really down lately so we are kinda trying to avoid the subject.I was major proud i didnt think i would get in but i will feel to bad going if he does do something to her just because im not here i wont be able to live with myself i dont want my sister to go through what i went through i guess i am just to used to protecting her,i love her so much and would do anything for her so i guess the least i can do is stay i might just out uni on hold until my sister is doing something with her life
*hug* beck
Nina xx
Becks
Leap! Go forth and learn! Get away from it all, from her, and your family situation. If you take a year out, make sure it's away from where you are now. You need to move on.
Becks
You have got to get out.
Thanks:thumb:
To sum up though. Based on what you've told us, your sister doesn't really listen to your concerns. You can't stay home and miss your chances in the frankly vain hope of keeping her safe. You need to move onward with what you do, and as a result the care system will have to provide support for your sister (as far as I'm aware).
Good luck.
I agree with Fiend, you need to think about yourself. I get that you are worried about your sister, I really do understand because I have been there. I left home because of abuse and had to leave my brother behind, he was 13 at the time and I was 19. I would have left earlier but I didn't want to leave him there, even though I knew that he wouldn't be hurt, it was only me that the abuse was aimed at. I was like you, I wanted to protect him and would not let anyone hurt him the way I was hurt.
It was the hardest thing I ever had to do, but I knew I had to do it or else I wouldn't get out. Have you thought about getting an injunction taken out against him? This would stop him contacting you (and your sister if needed) and would stop him coming near you both. That could give you a bit of peace of mind while you are away at uni. Most injunctions also have a power of arrest attached, meaning if he does come near you, he would be arrested straight away. I found Victim Support to be quite helpful on getting advice on injunctions.
Sorry to hear what youve been through .I have allready left my sister once i moved up north to live with family friends it was only for like 6 months but i came back as it didnt feel right, i was also the favorite for the abuse.I had to move things were just getting worse, if i didnt go then i wouldnt have been able too.I already have an injuntion it wont stop him though he isnt too bothered about the law.
Becks
How did you feel when you moved away for 6 months? How did your sister feel too? Did she manage to cope without you being there?
With me, it was a case of I needed my brother more than he needed me. I thought he needed me to stick around and look after him but it wasn't always the case. That may not be the same for you, but I realised he CAN cope without me, it was me who needed to hang onto him because it felt like I was losing everybody.
I've confused myself now but I guess what I'm trying to say is that she probably will cope okay if you're not around to look after her. And it doesn't have to be forever, you can still care for someone even if you're not with them 24-7.
Ive got it for a year,but i still do not know if it will make a difference.I felt kinda safe when i moved away i still spoke to my sister but she started going round his house more which scared me,he would never hurt her as bad but i still felt i had to come back.My family up north i was staying with also kind started to see something was wrong with me school started to phone them and things,i didnt want to tell them,but they found out and told my dad to be careful and run (this was because i had told the police)I cant believe they betrayed me like that not only did they tell but they left me with no where to stay.
*hug* It's hard to feel like you have to choose between yourself and someone you love - but sometimes we need to put ourselves first. Perhaps this separation could improve your relationship with your sister? What is your gut instinct telling you?