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UMy Friend Was Attacked by His Own Family—And They Blamed Him
I am absolutely shaken right now. My friend just told me about something horrifying that happened to him at home.
He was just sitting in his room, minding his own business, texting me, when his sister—who was sitting beside him—started looking at his laptop screen. Naturally, he got upset and told her to stop, reminding her that his privacy should be respected. Instead of backing off, she suddenly grabbed a bottle and threw it at him—not just at him, but at his laptop too. It actually injured him.
In the heat of the moment, he threw it back at her, and that’s when things spiraled out of control. She attacked him, scratching him so badly that he’s now bleeding. He can barely even type because of the pain.
Then their father stormed into the room, slamming his phone down in my boyfriend’s direction—but instead of addressing what his sister had just done, he took her side like he always does. And of course, she immediately started crying and playing the victim, making it seem like he was the one who hurt her.
The worst part? She told him that if she had a knife, she would kill him. Kill him. And when their mom came into the room? She comforted his sister—not him. When he tried to talk to his mom, she just walked away like he didn’t even exist.
I am beyond disgusted. No one deserves to be treated like this, especially not by their own family.
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CIt seems you have healthy functioning family and have never experienced this. This is very common.
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LMore common then you think op
Favorite child is always right
I am a single child and cousins usually got together in summer break in grandparents house
And in that group i was the least favourite so everybody blamed me for everything
One day similar incident happened ( almost same as your story) and my cousin started crying after hurting me and i didn’t even touch him
Now i knew everyone will take his side ( coz he was most favoured among all)
What i did next was before everyone gathering i beat the shit out of him literally ( man it felt soooooo good and satisfying)
Sometimes u have to take a stand for yourself
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HSounds like your boyfriend is spoilled brat. There is no privacy when you are living in someone else’s house and eating free food.
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PSimilar incident happened with me, my younger cousin cousin started verbally abusing me because I drank water first, and he was giving bad words like- MC,BC, MKC- I kept my cool and just gave him a smirk, after that smirk, he couldn’t hold off and he started a fight with me, and I beat the shit out of him, I turned his White cheek to Red, and I loved how his white eyes got all Watery and stains of tears on his cheeks and neck, and not only that, he didn’t even bothered me atleast for a week, and as always I got beating from my Mum with Jhadoo and charging Cable, but that didn’t hurt at all. (Cause I was happy)
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SAs his parents are complete failure at parenting nothing much can be done. Tell him to steer clear of his sister. Keep minimal contact. If she comes sit next to him, just stand up and go sit somewhere. She asks or says something unless it’s necessary question keep mum. Keep it distant but cordial with family. Be patient until he is old enough to get job and be independent. Then get the fuck out of there. If he can go to hostel for studies even better. Outside bullies can be fought but inside are hard.
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