When I was little I was sexually abused. I repressed my memories but in the past few years I have started remembering things and accepting that it did happen. During the time that I started remembering I became very angry and depressed, I started cutting, overdosing, misbehaving, and I also developed eating disorders. I still have an eating disorder and still also deal with self esteem problems and bipolar/ocd problems, but I've accepted what has happened and I'm thankful for having been able to deal with it and move on. I know also that my older brother was sexually abused by the same person, but he hasn't dealt with it like I have. He hasn't admitted it to anyone, possibly not even to himself, and I don't know if he has even realized what happened. He may/may not have repressed it. I have no clue. I just feel that it did happen from clues.He is a very angry person, he's abusive, he's always been a bully...etc. In other words, he hasn't yet accepted it. What can I do to help him? T.Y
2007-02-10
17:49:14
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And by the way, anyone that has a response as uncompassionate and ignorant as Elijah's need not bother replying. ******* ridiculous.
2007-02-10
18:05:18 ·
update #1
Also, my neices told my cousin and their school that they were being "touched", but nothing has been done about it. Should I tell my cousin, their mother, even though I don't know her well? (Unfortunately her and her children are now living with the bastard and his wife, I hate knowing this.)
2007-02-10
18:12:37 ·
update #2