Discussion Am I wrong for doing this as a kid?

[Lazyandtalentless]

When I was maybe 6 years old, I lived in a group home that was like an orphanage. One day, I said something to a worker. I don’t remember exactly what I said, but I remember what happened next. The worker slapped me hard across the face.

The slap was loud, and it stung. My cheek burned, and my eyes immediately filled with tears. I tried not to cry, but I couldn’t stop. The tears came anyway.

Instead of showing any care, the worker started shaming me for crying. She called me a crybaby and told me to "stop acting like a baby." The other kids were there, watching. I felt humiliated. Some of them looked away because they knew what it was like, but others laughed a little, probably just glad it wasn’t happening to them.

I didn’t know what to do. I wanted to say something back, but I was scared she would hit me again. So I just sat there, trying to stop the tears, pretending like it didn’t hurt. This is one of my first memories.

 

[user]

How would we know if you're wrong if we don't know what you said?

 

[Lazyandtalentless]

How would we know if you're wrong if we don't know what you said?

Idk I think I was cold and I asked where my jacket was or something like that

 

[THE TRUE SIGMA]

Don't worry about shit you did as a kid.

Repent about it and move on.

 

[user]

Idk I think I was cold and I asked where my jacket was or something like that

Then yes, that's not a response that would match that situation at all

 

[anotherwastedlife]

over for grouphomecels

 

[XtremeMax]

evil bitch wtf

 

[Lazyandtalentless]

evil bitch wtf

Yea I had a lot of bad memories from there I’m 18 almost 19 and still suffer from it

 

[XtremeMax]

Yea I had a lot of bad memories from there I’m 18 almost 19 and still suffer from it

I lived in a childrens facility from 11-13 so I relate to you

 

[Angry_runt]

When I was maybe 6 years old, I lived in a group home that was like an orphanage. One day, I said something to a worker. I don’t remember exactly what I said, but I remember what happened next. The worker slapped me hard across the face.

There's pretty much no good reason to slap a 6 year old orphan, especially if you're a child care professional.
If it were me? I'd wonder how tough that worker is against an adult. But that's just me.

 

[UglyVirgin]

Track her down

 

[ldargoblin]

the only man she and all other women can defeat is the one who is 6 years old

 

[Emba]

Brutal brutality

 

[YourTypicalLoner]

Track her down

And give her some grapes. My thoughts exactly

 

[AtrociousCitizen]

Brutal brutality

 

[naizuri]

the empathetic gender

 

[Friezacel]

Most happy incel memory

 

[Rapistcel]

When I was maybe 6 years old, I lived in a group home that was like an orphanage. One day, I said something to a worker. I don’t remember exactly what I said, but I remember what happened next. The worker slapped me hard across the face.

The slap was loud, and it stung. My cheek burned, and my eyes immediately filled with tears. I tried not to cry, but I couldn’t stop. The tears came anyway.

Instead of showing any care, the worker started shaming me for crying. She called me a crybaby and told me to "stop acting like a baby." The other kids were there, watching. I felt humiliated. Some of them looked away because they knew what it was like, but others laughed a little, probably just glad it wasn’t happening to them.

I didn’t know what to do. I wanted to say something back, but I was scared she would hit me again. So I just sat there, trying to stop the tears, pretending like it didn’t hurt. This is one of my first memories.

Yes

 

[psyop]

I lived in a group home that was like an orphanage

Over before it began

 

[Lazyandtalentless]

Over before it began