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UUser_d46d3bfc
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February 22, 2025 at 4:50 pmI need advice on handling a difficult situation with my sibling (26F) and cousin (25F) who have been causing emotional abuse and manipulation for years. Hereโs a summary:Background: My sibling (S) and cousin (C) have been manipulating and emotionally abusing me since childhood. This started when I was around 8-9 years old and has continued to this day.
Siblingโs Behavior: S has always been jealous and manipulative. She would use information I shared with her to manipulate me and others. She would play mind games, blame me for her actions, and turn family and friends against me.
Cousinโs Involvement: C lived with us due to her parents’ circumstances. Initially, we were close, but S manipulated C into participating in her games. They would ignore me, provoke me, and turn others against me.
Escalation: When I was 15, an incident occurred where C made sexual advances towards me. This led to a complex and confusing situation where we both engaged in inappropriate behavior. Later, I believe they used this incident to accuse me of sexual assault, turning the family against me.
Current Situation: I am now isolated, facing psychological torture, and unable to progress in life due to their constant interference. They have spread false accusations, leading to social and familial ostracization.Legal Questions:
What legal actions can I take against S and C for defamation and emotional abuse?
How can I prove their manipulation and false accusations in a legal setting?
What steps can I take to protect myself legally and emotionally from their ongoing harassment?
Are there any legal resources or organizations that can help me navigate this situation?
I appreciate any legal advice or guidance on how to address this issue. Thank you.Location: India
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IIshitathinker901
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February 22, 2025 at 8:30 pmLawyers will tell you the legal recourse. But just a practical advice: Stand on your feet, and leave all this family & their troubles behind. Take into your custody your documents or what you are entitled to & leave. The thing about manipulative people is that they are narcissists & they will not change or empathise or things like that. Any legal recourse would only increase your mental agony. So, have a clean cut & move ahead.-
UUser_d46d3bfc
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February 22, 2025 at 8:55 pmNot employed yet but working on it. Does seem like the best option. Thanks for your comment.
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