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(Message started by: forgetfulnot on Jul 28th, 2003, 8:34pm)

Title: We don't want to talk about it
Post by forgetfulnot on Jul 28th, 2003, 8:34pm
Since we are on this Dr. Phil subject, I wonder how many clusterheads were beaten as children, I’m not talking about a slap on the butt, I’m talking getting the shit knocked out of your ass. Talk to me please

Lee

added a t to butt

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by AlienSpaceBabe on Jul 28th, 2003, 8:39pm
not me

great childhood

maybe 5 spankings total

lucky that I chose the parents I did, I guess


Lizzie

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by don on Jul 28th, 2003, 8:43pm
Never once struck by mom or dad.

Tongue lashings from Pop put the fear of God into me.

(He did take a swing once. I ducked. I still feel the breeze today)

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by Ree on Jul 28th, 2003, 8:48pm
Only with spoons and shoes for Dave......... I think he is related to Eddie Murphy... Ree

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by Mastifflvr28 on Jul 28th, 2003, 9:15pm
nada

Mast

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by forgetfulnot on Jul 28th, 2003, 9:22pm
Don, is that a swirling breeze?

Lee

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by cootie on Jul 28th, 2003, 9:45pm
Brad says his dad was purdy rough on him....he came from a family of 7 kids....he took the blame for most the shit they pulled. Pam that still has shit ta knock out  ::)

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by fubar on Jul 28th, 2003, 9:55pm
That's a topic that is really tough to talk about in the open.  To this day, I not only don't talk about it much, I find that I have suppressed the most horrible memories.  This isn't just 'I'm gonna be tough about it" kind of suppression... I'm talking the kind of suppression that you don't even realize you're doing.  For example, I was picked to be on a jury that was about domestic violence.  We were asked multiple times if we had any issues in our past that would be relevant to the case, or if anything like this had happened to us.  I repeatedly said no.  They were just about to ‘sit’ this particular jury with me on it when I realized that, wait a minute, I can’t be fair in this trial.  I swear, it just was like I had completely forgotten these tragic events.  As soon as I realized what had happened, I called for a conference with the Judge.  Imagine how stupid I felt explaining that, yes, I had been in a very violent home.  The judge, the prosecutor, the defendants attorney… they all looked at me like I was loony or just trying to escape jury duty.  It was very strange indeed.

-Fu

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by don on Jul 28th, 2003, 10:07pm
Judges and attorneys are not known for enlighted compassionate wisdom.

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by forgetfulnot on Jul 28th, 2003, 10:30pm
It only happened once to me, one summer day when I was thirteen my DAD came home from work early. He wanted to know why the yard wasn't mowed, I said it is too fucking hot out there, with one backhand  I was in the backyard 110 deg F. and mowing . That backhand sent me at least 15 feet. I did not know he had C/H at the time but it became clear later,

Lee

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by ShariRae on Jul 28th, 2003, 10:36pm
enough to say mine was brutal..my dad would be in jail if he did those things in todays times....I have forgiven..but will never forget..
huggs
Shari

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by Charlie on Jul 28th, 2003, 10:45pm
Nope. My childhood is too good. Never laid a finger on me. Lite spanking is all. Didn't really hurt

Charlie

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by FrankF on Jul 28th, 2003, 11:29pm
I only remember being beaten once. It seems my sister (4) and I (5) were playing doctor and I took her temperature with a screwdriver except I accidentally shoved the screwdriver down her throat. My sister was screaming her head off with blood gushing out her mouth and my mom was running around trying to catch me saying something about killing my ass. Eventually she caught up to me... I don't remember much after that.  ;D
She required surgery and spent a week in the hospital. I was pissed that she got to have ice cream when she was there and I didn't get any.  :(

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by Linda_Howell on Jul 29th, 2003, 1:42am

nope.

 But I have talked to several people who have chronic and also episodic clusters who certainly had a rough time of it as a child..    

Linda

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by Ted on Jul 29th, 2003, 1:42am

on 07/28/03 at 22:30:33, forgetfulnot wrote:
It only happened once to me, one summer day when I was thirteen my DAD came home from work early. He wanted to know why the yard wasn't mowed,


Thank God. After seeing "DAD came home from work early" I was worried the next line was going to be "and mom told me to hop out of bed and go hide in the closet."

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by Hooter on Jul 29th, 2003, 2:31am
Curious why you ask this question Lee? Not having a go, just confused ???

If it is catharsis for board members, then I suppose it has a place, maybe...
But "Talk to me" sounds strange in this context.

IF it is a suggestion of a connection with CH onset, IMHO is just gives credence to the prehistoric wankers who suggest that we are some hysterical, drug seeking, psychologically damaged  bunch who need mind drugs, not proper treatment. That would put us back 20 years.

Sorry, probably get flamed now, just my view.

Hooter


Title: looking back
Post by rumplestiltskin on Jul 29th, 2003, 6:52am
Not me. No parental abrasions about the head and face.

I would have chronic Clusterbuttaches. Caught my share on that end.

...now emotional and psychlogical abuse is another thing. I got lots of "looking back" and "letting go" in that department.

Wage Peace
den

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by Big_Dan on Jul 29th, 2003, 7:37am
My old man laid into me pretty good with a belt across the ass a few times...

... nothing more... never left a scar..... mentally or physically...


-Big Dan

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by catlind on Jul 29th, 2003, 8:03am
My mom's favourite weapon used to be a wooden spoon.  My brother and I used to throw them on the roof hehe.  So she switched to hot wheels tracks, those mothers pack a sting!

However, I have to say, we deserved each and every time we got it, which really wasn't that often.  My father never once laid a finger on me, my mother says he shoulda ;)

Fairly normal *ahem* childhood here.

Cat

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by stuey on Jul 29th, 2003, 8:08am
I used to get my ass beat, switches (i had to bring in ones that were green and juicy and take off the leaves) and also belts by my grandmother.  My mom used to hit me in my face and my grandmother too.  I got tied down to the couch and got it hard with a belt.  Is why I'm so screwed up in the head now I don't really know.  But I do tend to put myself down alot ALOT.  Stuey

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by cathy on Jul 29th, 2003, 9:04am
Wes says he wasn't beaten ever....I have 4 kids and a wooden spoon which is called 'The Persuader' never had to use it....a look does it!  ;D

Cathy

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by cootie on Jul 29th, 2003, 9:13am
Wow stuey that sounded sorta tramatic........were you that bad of a kid.......ya know......shootin pets with arrows or stranglin or drownin kittens.  ;)  Don't worry tho cuz I put myself down alot too and am purdy rough on myself and I had a great childhood tho so don't blame it on family. You'll be ok.....you have this wonderful family here for ya too. I'm so sorry for your bad childhood fu......I really am. Pam that only got her head banged upside the wall once when little cuz I was a brat

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by jimbo on Jul 29th, 2003, 9:33am
None. After watching my two older sisters get there asses kicked (Deservedly) I didn't want any part of that shit.

Seeya,

Jimbo who learns from other peoples mistakes

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by NotH20 on Jul 29th, 2003, 10:27am
My mom used the wooden spoon too - especially on my older brother.  I saw her break many a spoon on his butt.....she never used it on me though that stands out in my mind.  My dad only hit me one time that I remember - I was 5 years old and took off down the street to the playgroud - didn't tell anyone where I was.  When I came back, the entire house was frantic.  He swatted my butt, but hurt my feelings more than my fanny.   :'(

I had a good childhood with no violence.  My heart goes out to those that had it different.

Mia

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by Kirk on Jul 29th, 2003, 11:42am
Brutal

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by Melissa on Jul 29th, 2003, 12:09pm
yes

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by Gofishgriff on Jul 29th, 2003, 12:17pm
Whippins and spankins = Yes.

Beatings = No.

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by Ree on Jul 29th, 2003, 12:32pm
My mom in law was pretty brutal with the pasta spoon, but she was so with the other kids too and not a one has CH... got a few alcoholics and a gamblin adict but no ch just Dave...
also once he got big enough she didnt dare hit him... he would pick her up and lock her out of the house in her robe... hehehehehe deserved it..........

I was a spoiled rotten b@tch!!! only got smacked accross the face mind you for smoking cigs and drinking 7 screwdrivers at 12 years old... (((I know!!!! mom said next thing ya know you'll come home pregnant ~ so I did))) ... I wasnt always this pure......... thank God  love me..................

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by CLR on Jul 29th, 2003, 2:17pm

No beatings as a kid, but afew slapped faces.  Oh yes I  used to be a back talking brat.

Cindra

Title: Re: We don't want to talk about it
Post by jonny on Jul 29th, 2003, 5:14pm
A length of hot wheel track WITH the purple connector on the end, BUT!, when your 10 and Mom's over weight its easy to make the stairs to the second floor before Mom got ya with the hot wheel track.....LMMAO ;F

I love my Mom!!

..............................jonny



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