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To wonder what's the shittiest thing someones ever said/done to you?

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annabanana84 · 20/09/2013 15:19

Something happened when I was 18. I fell pregnant. I was in a relationship at the time, even lived with thR bastard, but boy they were shit times but I thought I was 'in love'.

Anyway, I told boyfriend who said I had to get rid of the baby or I'd be out on the street. Property was in his name. I told my family. They said i'd have nowhere to live neither and i'd be on my own. I believed them completely, and I was forced and bullied into a termination and on a winters day I was marched to the hospital by my mother and bastard boyfriend (let's just call him cunt from now on, terrible word, but fitting).

As soon as I'd got the hospital gown on, Cunt said he had to go because the football was on and he couldn't miss it. I had the termination and my heart almost killed me with the pain that the baby inside of me was being murdered by my consent by me being there.

I was discharged and went home, was lied on the couch feeling really upset but trying not to show my feelings, and my grandmother told me to stop being so pathetic, and that I'd only had an abortion.

I now am 30 almost, still childless and suffer from fibroids. If I ever cannot concieve, I will never forgive those bastards.

Sorry it's so long, just never told a soul and it still hurts.

Anyone else want to pour their hearts out? It's quite cathartic I must say!

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musicismylife · 25/09/2013 12:49

dementedmumsofsix

I am sat here in shock. Two months he has been with her and he told you that Shock

The sod will come crawling back..they always do.

When my eldest childrens father walked out (because he couldn't cope with the pressure of three children under two) I used to tell him that the grass only looked greener because he had his rose-tinted specs on and if he took them off, the grass would be a piss-pale green colour.

I was right.

OP, what an arse. It must have been awful for you to be in that situation. My heart goes out to you. Here, have a [no comment]

xx

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musicismylife · 25/09/2013 12:50

meant to say, have a Biscuit

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EmmaKate1985 · 25/09/2013 12:55

musicismylife - just out of interest - what does that icon mean? I've seen it on many threads lol!

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musicismylife · 25/09/2013 12:56

Emmakate1885, it's a 'no comment' symbol, but I prefer to use it as it is intended!

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musicismylife · 25/09/2013 13:02

On presenting my new daughter to the ex-inlaws.

musicismylife: Isn't she beautiful?

ex-inlaws: Depends what you call beautiful (Hmm)

musicismylife: Well, I think she is lovely and look at her little face.

ex-inlaws: Well, I suppose half a nigger is better that a whole one.

My daughter is mixed race and my ex-partner just sat there shuffling in his seat. He didn't say a word. I told them to leave :(

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Emski76 · 25/09/2013 13:11

Such sad stories. I am sat at my desk in work with tears in my eyes. I always find it so hard to comprehend why people can be so cruel to anyone, and used to cry as a child and teenager about it because I just couldn't understand it. Still don't now to be honest.

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flipchart · 25/09/2013 13:17

When I was 16 1/2 my mum and dad found out that I was on the pill. I had been going out with my boyfriend for over 18 months at this point.

He lived in another town and was on his way over to see me when they found out. (Mum had been in my bag)
He was told to wait in the car. Mum and dad called me a slut, a slag, the village bike, 'is he practising on you' can't you keep your legs shut you whore etc etc for hours'

I moved in with him when I was nearly 19. Split up a few years later.( no children)

However apparently it is my fault I left (the family ) home when I was needed most.
I am now 48 and on the whole have a reasonable ok relationship with the parents but every now and then they blindside me with some shit.

DH wisely likes to keep his distance.

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patienceisvirtuous · 25/09/2013 13:24

My poor DM and DF had to break the news to me (they found out through a complete chance) that my DP was leading a double life and was in a relationship of two years (and had a mortgage) with an OW. The OW was completely in the dark too.

To stop me outing him to his OW, ex DP went to the police and told them I was a psychotic ex who was threatening him and OW with violence Shock. The police came to see me and thankfully didn't believe a word he said.

I was ill with the stress of it all and so were my parents :(

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LeGavrOrf · 25/09/2013 13:25

I am so, so sorry for you all. Jesus Christ some people are truly wicked.

Mine are very mild compared to some on here, but they are the two things which still make me flinch and feel worthless.

My mother told me when I was 17 that the day I was born was the worst day of her life, and having me ruined her life.

She didn't raise me anyway, my gran did and she was a monster. Among the violence and name calling her favourite insult was to constantly call me a fat slag heap of shit. I was really surprised when I realised that slag heaps were actual things in mining towns. I still feel that slag is the absolute worst insult. I would be crushed if anyone called me a slag now.

My gran is dead, I left at 16 and never saw her again (other than in the street where I would avoid her) and I haven't spoken to my mother for years.

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Trampette · 25/09/2013 13:41

Had me heart broken by someone i truly loved, we had been together for 3 years. I was at my parents home and couldnt hold it together so went to the bathroom to have a cry, my Dad came home unexpectedly and wanted to use the bathroom, so i came out, a complete wreck, he asked me what was wrong and I told him what had happened. He said to me 'The reason why he did that to you is because he thinks you are used goods'. I had 2 children by another man previous to meeting him.

My Mother, on hearing that I had managed to get my eldest son into a private school, sneered 'how did YOU manage to do that'?

Neither of them congratulated my Son on his 4A* 5 A's and one B at GCSE.

Oh and when i had my first Son, i was 21, my Dads elderly Aunt was congratulating my Dad on his growing family, he informed her in front of me that my children were NOT his family, they were mine.

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LeGavrOrf · 25/09/2013 13:44

Some of the things on here make me despair for human nature.

I am so sorry for all of you who have been caused continuing pain. It never really goes, does it.

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NightScentedStock · 25/09/2013 13:52

"No-one will ever love you"
My mum said this to me when I was a teenager.
I'm nearly 40 and still struggle with what she said

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LeGavrOrf · 25/09/2013 13:59

WHY? Why?

What is so wrong with these inadequate people that they would look at a child or teenager and say these things. I look at my daughter in all her loveliness and I would never want to hurt her. She is the light of my life.

Monsters. Unforgivable monsters.

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NightScentedStock · 25/09/2013 14:05

I wish I knew LeGavrOrf.

Her words have affected so many of my life choices and destroyed what little self belief I had.

Recently DP gave me a beautiful piece of jewellery for a big birthday and to signify his love for me. My mum's comment. "Oooh it's lovely, you don't deserve it" Sad

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LeGavrOrf · 25/09/2013 14:15

Don't listen to a word that woman says to you any more.

Don't give it any credence. She is wrong. She is wrong.

Try and see yourself through your oartner's eyes and not your spiteful mother's.

I am wryly laughing as I type this because this advice is so easy to write but I have spent years trying to apply it to my own life and failing dismally.

Very hard to stop like little voice I your head agreeing that you are worthless.

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Clawdy · 25/09/2013 14:15

Years ago I sent my then boyfriend who lived miles away regular letters,and one was full of nasty comments about the sister of the ward where I was a student nurse. (I really didn't like her!) When I finished our relationship, he sent the letter to the hospital,addressing it to her.She asked to speak to me in private,and when I saw that letter in her hand,it was like a nightmare...the worst bit was that she was so kind and sweet about it....Sad

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NightScentedStock · 25/09/2013 14:32

Thank you LeGavrOrf for your kind, wise words

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LeGavrOrf · 25/09/2013 14:34

Yes but like lots of wise words, easier said than done. I always feel strangely guilty if anyone is nice to me. Any compliments and I think 'are they taking the piss'.

Just look at that piece of jewellery that your partner gave you and try and think what was going through his head when he bought it for you.

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Ivedunnit · 25/09/2013 14:37

When DH ( until 3 weeks ago ) chose Alcohol over counselling and myself and Ds (11)

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Pagwatch · 25/09/2013 14:41

I remember finally confronting the man who had abused me since I was a toddler - that was and remains my first memory.
Afterward a close relative wrote to me saying I had no right to cause such trouble and I 'deserve to be unhappy until you die'

The funny thing is I have long since forgiven her but remain staggered that she actually wrote it down
It wasn't something blurted out. She worked on it and, once she got the tone she wanted, stuck a stamp on it and walked to the post office.
Staggers me still.

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Poledra · 25/09/2013 14:43

God, I just want to gather you all up in my arms and promise you that no-one will ever hurt you again Sad

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LeGavrOrf · 25/09/2013 14:43

Good fucking grief.

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bigTillyMint · 25/09/2013 14:45

Pag, that is so horribleSad

And Night-Scented - how awfulSad

And GetOrfSad

How can parents/relatives be so nasty to their own?

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EmmaKate1985 · 25/09/2013 14:46

KellyElly - I had exactly the same experience with my mother - OK not quite the same subject matter - she blamed me - aged 9 - for the fact that she was still in a sham marriage with my father!!!

My conclusion now that I'm an adult for my Mum's behaviour is that she was an emotionally immature woman who found aspects of adult life too difficult to handle.

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EmmaKate1985 · 25/09/2013 14:47

My mum was an alcoholic and a bully so if I posted everything she'd said/done to me - I would be honestly here until Christmas typing!!

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