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vipperdo Asked October 2013
How do I wash my hands of a narcissistic, violent father?
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momhouseme Oct 2013
As others have stated ,the poster is not attempting to penalize nor has she asked for compensation (both are hallmarks of retribution). For reasons only she knows, she merely wants to exit the complex situation and it is her choice whether to do so or not. She will forgive in her own time. In the meantime she was not put on this earth to help him. I forgive people who have wronged me but would i lend a hand to them, no.
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brobe029 Oct 2013
I agree with butteerflykisses. I too have been there and unless you hace walked in those shoes, noone can begin to imagine what this young lady is going thru. Be blessed
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brobe029 Oct 2013
No, I am just saying we do not want to become like those who were not right to us. Do everything in your power to protect your loved one and if you need to, then walk away. Regret is a hard pill to swallow. Be blessed
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