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this post was submitted on 23 Feb 2025
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There was this really great podcast (whose name escapes me now) about a therapist who deals with serial killers, and some come from rich background and some come from poor backgrounds, and some were beaten by their carers and some weren't beaten at all. No particular trigger or remorse for why they did what they did, just a vague sense of curiosity
One thing a lot of them did have in common though is neglect. You could have a kid who is completely pampered from the moment they're born, but if they never receive any love or meaningful attention, any visible sign that their thoughts and feelings are valid, and that they're not just a visitor in their own world, then that continual act of neglect is greater than any kind of physical abuse they might get.
So, um, yeah... your post just, uh, yeah. Yep.
lol what a fucking stupid thing to say
hahaha glad someone liked it
While you're pop psyching over there ya might want to look up 'parentification'
I did, how does that apply here?
your comment is heavily intimating that the 18 year old would be responsible if the 13 year old turned out to be damaged from neglect. That duty does not fall on siblings. it falls on parents. By shifting that responsibility you are attempting to make the sibling the parent in this dynamic.
Oh no, I wasn't trying to put the blame on the 18yo - I was just saying that neglect is one of the worst forms of abuse there is, whomever's shoulders that may lie on
thank you so much :)