The misery that children and young people feel as well as face is the result of lies, hypocrisy, evil and spiteful behaviour.
The disloyalty they have witnessed throughout their short existence, at home, of all places is the norm.
In speaking to other children they’ll discover it’s the normal behaviour in parents.
Confusion is then the order of the day and the continual failure of their hopes, desires and chance of fulfilment. No loyalty means no security and no comfort.
Most of what they are told is fiction and as such has no worthwhile substance.
Fiction is built upon deceit, anger, murder, covetousness, theft, lying, fornication, adultery, perversions, fame, fortune, greed, dishonesty, revenge, lifestyle and fear.
Fear of the unknown consequences of their behaviour. They cannot deny the way they feel but they have never been told the truth about why they feel that way.
We have a generation of children being nurtured by a generation of parents, or “parent” that was brought up in the same manner.
Who was brought up by another generation who did the same?
A family tree called misery.
You can dress your daughter in pink and glitter and call her a princess, but it’s a lie.
One day she will despise, even the sight of, you for doing what you have done.
You will weep and wonder where you went wrong.
She will end up behind the garages or in a bedsit cold as death and surrounded by needles.
You will weep and wonder what you have done to deserve this.
She will self-harm as she feels guilt, anguish and tribulation.
You’ll see the scars and wonder why she does this.
She will be black and blue, again, from being in yet another abusive relationship and she will wonder where she went wrong.
Those children she has will witness all that transpired and grow up to do the same.
A family tree named misery…
I wrote this a few years ago having been witness to self-harming and suicidal women. They were genuinely of the belief that there was no such thing as consequences and no judge, no judging and certainly no condemnation. In the meantime the sins of the father's were being visited, irrespective of their opinions.