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"My mother has exercised violence against me since I started to remember until the gymnasium. A wild, cold mother who just did not look like a mother. He was trying to catch me, and if he did not have a stick, he kicked me with kicks, fists and what to hold on.
I remember once when he returned from his mother and I had not done the dish, he kicked me in a bad place as I could not breathe. My father never got in my arms, he was listening to me when I told her and did not talk. I never understood.
Meanwhile, my children with the kids were sweet, even kissed. Surprisingly I remember every beating, but I never remember telling me 'I love', 'bad mom', 'I have heart'. Never!
He also practiced psychological violence; I was persuaded that I was disgusting with my behavior because if you were against such a mother, you were. While I did not make any fool in my life, rather out of the house I was a middle class student 9.6 and in the neighborhood I was seen as a very learned school.
It was as if I had filled my hand with chemical fertilizers to eat them. But I had no courage.
When I left the university, things settled between us. Now that I am married to a child, I can not get rid of what I have spent in my childhood. It is the last thought when sleeping and the first when I wake up. I do not say hatred, but I am filled with anger, with anger.
She is now bored of why I do not call her every day, and she says "soul, heart," so far as I feel disgust, I do not want to hear it. I would like to crash into my face, remember every beating, every detail, every word; to know I did not forget anything. I would like to talk to a psychologist, leave it behind, forgive and forgive, but I can not.
I'm afraid he will still die without forgiveness and will remain hostage to me, "wrote an anonymous woman for Anabel Magazine, Facebook.