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Dalia Chaouaf wrote: ↑June 25th, 2023, 8:47 am Self responsibility means freedom has to be one of the most powerful phrases I’ve read in a while! This post made me think on so many things that did not make that much sense to me.I need more understanding of this. I only knew that the person who is damaged in a relationship tends to damage others will will come into their lives in the future. I have seen this happen but I do not understand why it should be happening.
We always read that serial killers are usually people that have been abused as children, or that have lived a traumatizing life, enduring what they are currently doing to their victims. I’ve never understood it because I’ve always thought that someone who has lived through a certain kind of pain should know what it feels like and not wish it upon others.
But reading this post made me realize that it’s true, the abused tend to abuse.
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