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<blockquote data-quote="Beta" data-source="post: 754523" data-attributes="member: 22597"><p>Jaypee, I could have written your post. My husband read your post and said, "That sounds familiar, doesn't it?" We gave our son a car of ours and, due to his neglect of it, the engine seized up last January and he been without a car. Instead of being grateful for what we had done to help him, he has constantly berated us for giving him "a piece of sh*t" and blamed us for not giving him money for another car. </p><p></p><p><strong>"I guess I just needed to vent to people who understand how I feel. It just boggles my mind that someone would speak to another person this way and expect them to help." </strong></p><p>I don't get this either--if for no other reason than the fact it's totally illogical and self-sabotaging. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I can echo the same thing. Abuse like that affects emotionally and physically and just leaves us beaten down. That's why we have to put up boundaries and be responsible enough to protect ourselves from it. God does not expect us to be the objects of that behavior. I hope that you are beginning to bounce back from that terrible episode of abuse.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Beta, post: 754523, member: 22597"] Jaypee, I could have written your post. My husband read your post and said, "That sounds familiar, doesn't it?" We gave our son a car of ours and, due to his neglect of it, the engine seized up last January and he been without a car. Instead of being grateful for what we had done to help him, he has constantly berated us for giving him "a piece of sh*t" and blamed us for not giving him money for another car. [B]"I guess I just needed to vent to people who understand how I feel. It just boggles my mind that someone would speak to another person this way and expect them to help." [/B] I don't get this either--if for no other reason than the fact it's totally illogical and self-sabotaging. I can echo the same thing. Abuse like that affects emotionally and physically and just leaves us beaten down. That's why we have to put up boundaries and be responsible enough to protect ourselves from it. God does not expect us to be the objects of that behavior. I hope that you are beginning to bounce back from that terrible episode of abuse. [/QUOTE]
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