Beaten Up, Physically Emotionally
I got several. I got hurt. Badly then. Not so much now.
I was 4, when I saw how domestic violence can make a family fall apart.
Then it continues with abuses to me.
I was 6, when first time happened to me.
Then happen again when I was 12.
Happen again when I was 18.
Happen again when I was 20.
And the last I can remember it happened again when I was 22.
Why I can’t forget??? Because the first one happened in the first 5 years of my life. Got beaten up physically ‘till it was hard for me to open my eyes.
Got beaten up physically ‘till I’m out of foundation and concealer to cover my face’s bruises. Got beaten up emotionally ‘till I lost my self.
Ashamed. Worthless. I want to run away.
Then I met him. Friends. Dating. Official.
Great getaways. Great conversation (when he’s not on drugs). Great lusty
moments. Great friends too. I made such a great friendship with those drug
dealers and users back then. Too bad, some of them either dead or in jail now. Some of them are really cool to hang out with when they’re not high. May you rest in peace, guys. There there … 1 reason again why I don’t have so many friends.
Once, I have a thought of eloping with my junkie boyfriend. He was like me.
A product of domestic violence family. Hhmm, I kind of miss him now actually.
I miss the fact that we could really connect talking about … that pain.
The domestic-violence-scenes pain. The child-abuses pain. I guess that’s why we were together. We even trade some tips and tricks on how to avoid a punch or a kick. And it’s ironic when the punches and kicks came from people who lived under the same roof with you. Ald and I used to laugh each other out talking about this. The 2nd ironic thing, Ald never punched me or kicked me. In our 2 years of dating, all I can remember about him was how good his lips were in mine and how bad we were in controlling our lust every time we’re both in a fitting room of a Levi’s store. Despite his Junkie attitude. ;).
Besides dying, stupid rendezvous is surely one of a phase where life is so worth living.
So, when I experienced it my self how bad it was to see domestic violence and how bad child abuse can affect a child personality, I promised my self to be a person that will not use a hand tone or saying negative words that will hurt other people for any reason what so ever. Of course it’s different with cynicism, huh? ;).
And regard that emotionally abuse could actually make a person become an inferior or stronger, I’m definitely not the first one.
I choose. I choose to be strong. And it’s a developing part of my life that I enjoy so much. And I know I still have a lot to learn to be strong.
I’m not being stronger, day by day.
I choose to be stronger … by seconds.
Hand tones are bad …
Negative words are same difference.
They both can hurt people. How deep it is, that depends on how you see it.
It’s not about the strength that I don’t cry anymore if I heard sad news.
Or the strength that I can manage my own way even though I’m stranded in a deserted island like that guy Tom Hanks in a movie where all my ex lovers hated it because they think that movie was so tiring and there was no naked babe!!
I have strength of my faith. I’ve seen acts of aggressions in my house …
a lot. But I don’t see any good reason for me to fulfil the role as a brat product of a broken home. It’s too cliché. It’s too predictable. It’s definitely too easy.
The home can be broken, but it doesn’t have to be labelled as a place where all negative things will always came from there. Take a lesson. Determined your goal. Focus on positive things. Powered your willing.
Love the one you’re with. Deal with it. Never give up.
I have the willing to do the unimaginable.
I choose to be gold. I want to be gold.
And true gold isn’t afraid of fire.
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