Well I was 5 and my friend's dad drove me home
this post was submitted on 19 Oct 2024
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I'm guessing he did everyone a favour there, heh
Lol, yes he was surprised by the police and search parties 😅
I left because my family was abusive to me.
I ended up in an abusive marriage. (After several abusive relationships.) It was so bad that I thought that abuse was just normal and that my family wasn't so bad. So I came back.
After leaving my abusive spouse, I left the family again. (Until the patriarch of the family died.)
Life is much better with all that behind me.
Glad to hear you're in a better place. It does indeed take a while to know what is normal and what isn't
A girl.
What happened
A whole lotta chaos over the next four or five years ending in a messy divorce. Nothing about it was healthy. And yet, somehow I think I was actually on a worse trajectory before this.