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@HeisenbergFamАй бұрын
>adopts a daughter, raises her since 6 >wants to marry her The true definition of insanity
@sceptre3316Ай бұрын
Woody Allen POV:
@hannahleigh6152Ай бұрын
Count Olaf vibes
@Pure-Boredom-126Ай бұрын
You're everywhere...
@birthgravyАй бұрын
Yes thank you I watched the video
@clovecookie7883Ай бұрын
I swear you are everywhere
@jupiter_igАй бұрын
i feel HORRIBLE that girl. her biological dad STABBING her then her adoptive DAD. DAD. loves her ROMANTICALLY?? it’s actually insane.
@apatheticsins8377Ай бұрын
Plus she got separated from her little brother..
@jupiter_igАй бұрын
@@apatheticsins8377 yeah
@romantic_hippieАй бұрын
Proof that having kids doesn't automatically turn you into a good person
@xletragedyxАй бұрын
I would also rather be stabbed than have someone I loved and trusted was a creep to that level. I agree with her ratings
@exvenityz0Ай бұрын
@@romantic_hippie wait, people actually say this?? genuine question, not trying to be disrespectful
@wormpersonАй бұрын
every single man in this woman's life FAILED HER istg😭😭 wdym "you're confused"?????
@ケインの王23 күн бұрын
Istg her husband better be good
@TheRealFurinaDeFontaine18 күн бұрын
Her sister was with her iirc
@S3YKOCH4N2 күн бұрын
@@ケインの王I don’t think she’ll ever even want to have one 😭 she needs a break
@S3YKOCH4N2 күн бұрын
@@TheRealFurinaDeFontaine What does iirc stand for
@TheRealFurinaDeFontaine2 күн бұрын
@@S3YKOCH4N if I remember correctly is what iirc stands for
@argarman09Ай бұрын
My ex step father was like that. He got strangly jealous when I got in my first real serious relationship as a young adult. When my bf asked if he could marry me, sd got enraged and threw hands. When they were separated, it flew out of his mouth that "she's supposed to be with me". I've never been more creeped out in my life and I've never felt worse for my mother. It was a weird, heartbreaking situation.
@PlayerTenji95Ай бұрын
@@argarman09 Glad he’s an “ex” step-father.
@argarman09Ай бұрын
@@PlayerTenji95 100%
@yourshoulderdevil5229Ай бұрын
What happened to your bf??
@argarman09Ай бұрын
@@yourshoulderdevil5229 he put SD on his back. We eloped the next day. We just celebrated 16 years together this month.
@Alixir1228Ай бұрын
The same thing happened with my mom's ex husband as well. He'd basically disown me every time I got a girlfriend. He overfed me and made me fat as a teen/kid so no one would want me (he never admitted to this, but I know that's why). My body is permanently damaged from how fat I was. I'm really fucked up from it. I have frequent nightmares still.
@babyturkey8342Ай бұрын
My biological father sexually abused and assaulted me when i was just 4 years old. As soon as my mother found out, she fled to a homeless shelter with all 3 of us kids. She didnt question it, disnt argue about it or try to justify what she was hearing. She packed up some shit and left. Im 32 now and she still feels so much guilt for it and blames herself. Thats how a mother should react (not the blaming themselves part ofc). Devastating to go through so much and not have your supposed-to-be protector on your side.
@AthenaStarrzАй бұрын
Im so sorry…. Hope you heal 💗
@vixithespiderlingАй бұрын
i’m so sorry to hear that. i hope you’re doing ok now ❤️ sending lots of love
@catswithcattitudes2728Ай бұрын
I’m so sorry you went through that! I’m so glad your mom left him though and didn’t question it at all. So many moms choose to believe their partners over their children and their children are the ones left to suffer the consequences.
@k0htp0tАй бұрын
Great mum. ❤
@qt_stacyАй бұрын
yes absolutely so glad your mother cared abour you more than a sexual predator
@beanieboozeАй бұрын
i saw the title in the notification and just went “HUH??”
@Yourlocalrat13Ай бұрын
Sameee
@markipliertrash1562Ай бұрын
SAME 😭
@WonkaisakillerАй бұрын
I was so confused 😭
@emthelemon7860Ай бұрын
No fr
@poopypoopy_4839Ай бұрын
no literally😭😭
@kimberlyyyyy44Ай бұрын
It’s scary how common this is. It reminds me of a story of a women that treated her step father like her real father and cared for him when he was too old to care for himself. Only to find thousands of inappropriate pictures of herself all the way from the time she was about 15. She ended up murdering him over it.
@NotesNNotesАй бұрын
Yes I remember this and was thinking about it the whole time Her whole life 😭 she trusted that man
@buuny2233Ай бұрын
Having an unrelated female child around an unrelated adult male is a recipe for disaster. At some point he will look at her as a potential mate🤮. Not saying all stepdads are like this, there are some great ones, but they are outnumbered by the perverts. There are even studies proving that girls with stepdads hit puberty earlier that girls with bio dads, because of the psychological stress of having a unrelated male in the home and this early puberty is what often times triggers the abuse.
@cynister7384Ай бұрын
Slay
@seratoninnyАй бұрын
Stephanie soo did a video on that. It was such a culture shock and a half at that time but now every week news about another pdf file exposed I've become desensitized
@c0nicalflaskАй бұрын
if I remember that correct she was found guilty of murder and got in jail for it right?
@happyvirus01Ай бұрын
This man adopted her to groom her, he knew he wanted to marry her all along.
@user-dl1yv1ng7r26 күн бұрын
That's the same thing I was thinking. He obviously didn't do a good job. Thank goodness.
@user56gghtf23 күн бұрын
Yep.
@Naturefan35422 күн бұрын
I'm pretty sure he didn't know all along he wanted to marry her, but that really changes little to nothing either way
@lololuv2012Ай бұрын
If my bio dad, step dad, and ex husband fail me in the worst ways possible, I would legitimately never want to be around a man again.
@kimberlyyyyy44Ай бұрын
I have an amazing Dad and amazing Husband and I still feel like swearing off all other men.
@autumNNight0606Ай бұрын
You'd be surprised
@glacousxxАй бұрын
Nah the fact that theres good men on earth and nice people in general that gives me hope. Shes. A strong woman but yeah it would leave most women traumatized 😢.
@lololuv2012Ай бұрын
@@glacousxx well of course but honestly they don’t speak out against these men nearly enough. Like when roe v wade fell and it’s even difficult to get a life saving abortion more and more now, men have been SO quiet. That’s just one example but the main response I hear from men is “not all men”, which means essentially they are taking it personally as an attack on them and find that more important to address than women being scared and assaulted. There’s good men out there, but the ones doing the crimes and the ones not sticking up for us are too big of a percentage.
@yukikanegawa7470Ай бұрын
@@glacousxx Most *people traumatized. How would anyone even begin to heal that mess? All her support network failed her except for her friends and sister.
@BeGDАй бұрын
I dated a guy in high school, he was adopted. One day we were talking and he told me his adopted mom was being weird. I asked how, he told me she came into his room and started critiquing his outfit for church. She went over to him and tried taking his clothes off of him while touching his hips and kissing / licking his neck making comments about how he “sure has grown up” he freaked out and ran out of his room. It disturbed me so much when he told me. He was 15, and was adopted at birth- and still wonders if he would have been better off with not being adopted in the first place. His dad was a creep too. Went swimming over at their house a few times, and his dad would deadass be naked in the pool while people were around. Once he approached me with just a towel on in the garage after swimming and was like “has my son shown you what a man looks like” …again all while loosely holding a towel around him. Nobody would suspect a thing since his family had the “well off, cookie cutter look” like his mom would brag about the fact that they had a huge house that used to “be owned by a senator” and his dad was some higher up person for a shipping company’s international branch. Maybe that’s why they fled to Amsterdam. Idk but anyway- I don’t talk to him much anymore, but from what i do know, he doesn’t talk to his adopted family much. Apparently they moved out of the country and are currently in Amsterdam…. He on the other hand is married and seems to be okay for the most part. I often wonder what he went through that he DIDNT tell anyone. Poor guy.
@littleleah310Ай бұрын
💔
@merlinsmagic6061Ай бұрын
There is also an unfortunate commonality of male and female predators marrying to create a "safe" environment and appear less suspicious. I did a whole study on it with a well known psychologist in college.
@Kud3fasАй бұрын
@motherofcats6494 adoption isn’t the problem, it’s just some of the people that decide to adopt (like the dad in the video)
@BeGDАй бұрын
@@merlinsmagic6061that’s so wild- 😭
@shirleegraff-allen8787Ай бұрын
I. AM. TRAUMATIZED!
@gh0stcupАй бұрын
The amount of comments on this video from survivors of abuse is chilling. I grew up always feeling safe in my own home, and if I ever felt uneasy around male relatives (some members of my family have substance abuse issues) my parents would stop visiting them or letting them into our house. When I was old enough to be home alone, they would ALWAYS let me me decide if I wanted to go with them to visit people. I was taught about consent at a young age and what to do if that consent was violated. This is how every single child in the world should be raised and the fact that so many aren't is heartbreaking.
@beepatpen20 күн бұрын
It's truly heartbreaking
@Karmatic_30317 күн бұрын
Your parents deserve a Nobel fucking peace prize
@Katfall20124 күн бұрын
My daughter is 12 and knows ALL about that from a young age…. There’s literally no age that’s too young to have those horrible things happen to them so it’s good to teach them at a young age
@catblue4690Ай бұрын
The mom only believed her because it endangered her position as his wife. She kicked him out purely because so she could get rid of him first, telling herself it was for the daughter to make herself feel better.
@mycatsnameiskaren8253Ай бұрын
💯 FACTS and excellent point.
@jeollaback27 күн бұрын
She never actually left him though, she lied obviously
@inejunta656922 күн бұрын
True. Just seeing this video with one person that doesn't think this is okay has made me feel alright. But no. This seems really common. Maybe it's just your point of view when your parents are like this. But the mom seems to look so hard the other way that they ignore it. Sometimes they acknowledge it when it's over the top in the moment. But really briefly. But never admitting the situation. And it blows my mind now being like 30 that the people you thought defended you a bit eventually give in to going along with them just out of pure avoidance of resistance. Like a few aunts/uncles that know the situation. And they just 180. It's alot to invalidate a kid to cope when you are fully aware of the situation. But I think if I can generalize this is just how ladies are treated in small towns. Not just on things like this but..if they say anything that makes you uncomfortable you can just invalidate you..after all. They don't understand women and you just crazy.
@frankiesayspanicАй бұрын
my dad sexually abused me for years and seeing cooper be this angry at both him and the mom is genuinely cathartic
@rosetea6590Ай бұрын
I didn't know how to describe it but yes definitely cathartic. Less crazy.
@sipi2009Ай бұрын
As a person with parental trauma and experiences of feeling like I'm not being listened to, same. I'm so happy we can heal together in this community and not do the pain olympics. I wish you healing and everything good in life. ❤️🩹
@rachelnesbitt8126Ай бұрын
❤❤❤❤ love to you bubs. I'm so sorry xx
@leslyminaya623Ай бұрын
I agree with you
@Emiline729Ай бұрын
I've heard so many guys try to make excuses for this kind of behavior, that when I hear a man genuinely disgusted by this behavior I'm lowkey shocked. There's some really disgusted people out there.
@VixxyCopelandАй бұрын
This literally means that he NEVER saw her as a child. Like from 6 years old, He saw her in the possible partner category. No sane adult would find the woman they RAISED since six attractive and fall in love with them. Like Sir, Go to hell.
@vixithespiderlingАй бұрын
not even hell is enough for this man 😭 he needs tartarus
@sseraphim2818Ай бұрын
He adultified her as a young black girl and that's not uncommon at all. Studies show that people believe that young black girls are sexual beings with sexual feelings are very young ages so they dehumanize them. So that when young black girls report cases to the police of sexual assault, the police say that they wanted it which results in under-reported cases of sexual assault because the victims know that if they go to the police they will be blamed for what happened to them.
@CultureEnjoyer0Ай бұрын
Yep 😁 absolutely true
@janb92Ай бұрын
Nope….this happens all the time. There are many sick men and even women out there seeing their children every day and they still molest them. Don’t downplay how sick people (especially depraved men) can be. People get assaulted by their BIOLOGICAL parents more often than you think
@sipi2009Ай бұрын
@@vixithespiderlingAgreed wtf
@ethxo6734Ай бұрын
Growing up my mom brought this strange family into our home because she wanted to be a nice person and help out a coworker. The guy was graping his daughters. One got pregnant by the dad and the baby came out really badly deformed and because of it the hospital called the police and cps. He ended up going to jail. The daughter testified on behalf of her dad and my mom responded with maybe she liked it. That moment solidified me not telling her that my dad was abusing me. She was never a safe person for me to tell.
@heybby2023Ай бұрын
I’m so sorry. You should have been protected. You deserved that.
@Kat0NinetailsАй бұрын
she was never a safe person period. Who the fuck finds out a man was assaulting his own daughter and suggests she may have ENJOYED it??? That's fucked up. She's fucked up. I'm so sorry she failed you.
@francescadefilippo981Ай бұрын
You deserved to be protected I’m sorry the people you were supposed to trust failed you so horrifically
@aribahossain623428 күн бұрын
Wow...your mom suffering from BRAIN DAMAGE?? THAT was her RESPONSE to a dad graping his daughter?!! I once read a book how society progressed and people who wanted to be parents needed to go through simulation tests to see how they would react to a scenario, unware those simulations aren't real and that they are being observed. If only we had those simulations, your mom would've been weeded out I am so sorry you suffered like this
@Lady.Luck764028 күн бұрын
Did anyone find out about your abuse 😢
@architectpoetАй бұрын
I think there are a pretty decent fraction of us who were raised as girls that know the feeling of having to change out of pajamas when going out of your room to see family because one of your male family members(uncle, step-dad, etc) may stare at you for a bit TOO long. It’s horrifying how common it is. Wishing the best and sending love to anyone that relates to this story ❤ You are strong, and you are seen.
@xhdgvdfhАй бұрын
real
@kinsiebelleАй бұрын
i wasn’t even safe in normal clothes. when i’d stay at my dads (every other weekend in highschool) we would try to stay in jeans as long as possible but my dad would eventually say “i feel uncomfortable know how uncomfortable those jeans probably are, you should go change” and we’d put on sleep shorts (nike pros, etc because he had no AC) but the final straw was when i went with my sisters and mom to see him for dinner on his birthday. i was wearing a sweater that buttoned in the front and was ever so slightly V neck. he stared at me chest all night. my mom sent us to go to his place for awhile and i texted her how uncomfortable i was so she followed us to his house pretending she wanted to also hangout. he’s been blocked on everything since i was 17.
@jihadamcsween2677Ай бұрын
@@kinsiebelleomg that’s terrible
@yatshie8717Ай бұрын
This happened to me too and he also put photos on some "sites" for these kind of people. These photos are probably still out there. And now I can't trust men anymore. I met a good man but I'm not sure if I ever can have kids and I'm sure he is a good man but some voice in my head still goes "what if" and do I still know someone 100%.
@chorizoramen93Ай бұрын
They will never admit just how many of them are predators. It's mind boggling how fundamental abusing us is to them
@Kami13133Ай бұрын
Honestly this story sounds heartbreaking already, having a dad who hurt you by stabbing you at the age of four is heartbreaking, then having this pedo of a stepfather come into your life hoping it will get better but ends up getting worse because he’s in love with you. I feel so bad for her
@SaintShionАй бұрын
For real, I'm very large-chested since my teens. Starting around 15, when I'd visit my father, he'd want me to bind my chest, ranting about how I could cause "immoral thoughts" and I'd be responsible for good men to "stumble from the righteous path." I also wasn't allowed to go swimming in his apartment's pool anymore. It was such a self-report that when I asked my mom about it, they had a huge fight, and from then on, I didn't spend summers at my dad's anymore.
@Kami13133Ай бұрын
@@SaintShion I’m so sorry you had to go through that ☹️ sending love and hugs, I hope you’re feeling better 💗
@GoofyRose-sf9njАй бұрын
It was her adoptive dad not step dad
@aurora8749Ай бұрын
If this woman still doesn't hate men I'd be shocked. I've been the target of male harassment and violence since I was 12 and I'm 33 now with girls of my own and I really try to make them understand they can't trust any males. It's sad. I wish that wasn't the case but it's true. So many women trust their partners, fathers, brothers, etc. and they end up sexually or physically abusing their kids....
@aurora8749Ай бұрын
@@SaintShion that's absolutely disgusting. I worked at a "Christian" business and I have a nice badonk lol anyways I dress very modestly but my butt still draws attention. One day my boss who always asked me on dates, called me into his office and on my way I passed an overweight woman whose breasts were popping out of her shirt and anyways when I got there he said I'm not allowed to wear form fitting clothes anymore because I could cause good, married men we work with to have immoral thoughts. I was mad af. I said, "No, the dress code doesn't say I have to wear baggy clothes. I'm going to keep wearing clothes that fit. It's not my fault if a man can't control his own thoughts." He was just quiet because he knew I was right and he couldn't enforce that. So disgusting. This isnt the Middle East. Women don't have to cover themselves because men can't exercise self control. If you can't control yourself because a woman isnt hiding her body under a bag, you're the problem.
@-bethyboopАй бұрын
The fact they shaved their heads proves that she KNEW WHAT WAS GOING ON THE WHOLE TIME! SHE SAW HOW HE LOOKED AT THEM AND WAS LIKE “damn gotta make these kids less sexy to my husband” LEAVE HIM IF HE LOOKS AT KIDS LIKE THEYRE SEXY!!!
@LotsofLisaАй бұрын
Exactly!! Because why?!… WHY!? You know why, we all do.
@wolvie1618Ай бұрын
Right, like damn! Leave him! And if you can't leave him for whatever reason, at the very least send your kids to live with someone you trust.
@moustik31Ай бұрын
This is also a historical racist behaviour! In the past, ww also pushed for "Tignon laws" to be passed to force Black women to wrap their hair for similar reasons. Racist people will always attack Black women and girl's hair and never the w. men, who are targeting said Black women and children with sexual violence. 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ 💔💔💔
@HopeydoperyАй бұрын
exactly and it’s disgusting bc it just shows that she was jealous of them. not even concerned for her daughters just jealous that her husband finds them more attractive
@krisdianeАй бұрын
@@Hopeydopery THIS
@ashleynicole9036Ай бұрын
My step dad came into my life at 8. When I was 16 he was allowing me to drink and smoke weed that we started doing it together. Then he started getting creepy smacking my ass and saying weird ass shit. Then one night he asked if I would have sex with him. I said no, he apologized and then 20 minutes later came back upstairs to ask if I was sure. I’m almost 40 now and it still haunts me. Long story short my mother is still married and with him. I went down an extremely dark path and it took many years to dig my way out. I’m sorry to all the other young woman that have been used and abused. IT NOT YOUR FAULT!
@richurushhАй бұрын
Im so soryy that it happened to you...I hope u are getting better
@childeater31925 күн бұрын
im so sorry how horribke
@HTuanKsor20 күн бұрын
I'm glad to have a good father who isn't mess up..........but I do remember when I was 13. His friend visit our house one day and his friend started to touch me in a creepy way. My father and him have not talk to each other after my family moves to another town. If I ever see him again and he do that thing again I will send him to jail.
@lizzieliz070813 күн бұрын
Have you told your mother?
@myricnАй бұрын
He literally waited til she was 21 as if he had ANY chance ☠️
@EmyEgy31Ай бұрын
red pill nonsense made them delusional, they think they get more attractive with aging, to younger women in their daughters age.
@user56gghtf23 күн бұрын
The worst part is he really believed it should be a chance.
@Sage-uy9jsАй бұрын
“WOOP WOOP that’s the sound of the police 👮” -my honest reaction
@ThatgirlclevАй бұрын
WOOP WOOP 🚨 that's da sound of da beast
@CrazyNuggetingАй бұрын
WOOP WOOP Assassin de la police
@SindyJ37Ай бұрын
Lol nicely done whoop whoop
@EsistAnjaАй бұрын
🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔
@quinnin2006Ай бұрын
🚨🚔👮💅🚓
@vermontmom4232Ай бұрын
My step father did the same. They are sick. My step father after being told he was sick for feeling that way about someone who called him dad, threw bricks through all my windows and tried to kill my mother. He is in prison now for it. Run lady, run!
@Lavendervibes25Ай бұрын
Holy shit bro 😭
@angiebams123Ай бұрын
Omg! I am so sorry ❤
@grahgrahboom301Ай бұрын
I hope you and your mom are doing better now 💗
@vixithespiderlingАй бұрын
i hope you guys are doing better!!! that sounds terrifying!
@elleg7317Ай бұрын
so glad he went to prison, i hope youre doing better now! ❤
@sarahb5464Ай бұрын
As soon as she said she had an "adoptive father", then "....because I've never had a dad..." my heart broke. Adopted kid = your child. Adoptive parents = REAL mom and dad. If a child is raised by a mother and father, and still thinks she never had a dad, the failures/violations/abuse began 20 years ago.
@prettyprincess8187Ай бұрын
I wasn't SA'd by an adult but my 14 yo cousin when I was 5. I didn't tell my mom until I was 11 (and I suffered mentally for years from it) but she immediately believed me. I can't imagine mustering up the courage to be so vulnerable and then basically be called a liar in front of your abuser.
@HTuanKsor20 күн бұрын
I have a cousin like that and I was feeling uncomfortable. I see him as my family member while he sees me in a romance way...........
@stopchicken19 күн бұрын
My cousin was like 5-8 years old and she had a half brother who was 17 that I wasn’t related to and he had SA’d her and she told her and his dad and her mom (not his mom) the dad wouldn’t believe her, they went to court and got zero justice and the dad disowned him, she’s grown up and okay now tho
@VelvetRed-rz8ur5 күн бұрын
@@HTuanKsornot “romance” you mean deranged perverted way..
@VelvetRed-rz8ur5 күн бұрын
I’m astonished at how young men start hurting women.. they really are born monsters
@notericforemanАй бұрын
I was SA’d at 14. When my three year old told me that her grandmother took her to “Uncle Paul’s” house, and neither myself nor my partner knew who this Paul man was, we cut grandma off. Not the only thing shes done but no way are you taking my daughter around strange men without my consent.
@elfsongtavernАй бұрын
I’m so sorry
@mirandaclark190Ай бұрын
When my mom and my stepdad went on their honeymoon we kids were watched by my grandmother and we were taking over to some dude she was seeings? apartment. My mom legit didn’t know for close to 20 years because I just told her one of my core memories was that apartment visit, and boy was she mad if she hadn’t already went no contact I’m sure that’d have done it.
@Mashy8722Ай бұрын
Damn. Sorry. Did u ever find out who ‘Uncle Paul’ was? Maybe it’s just me, but my thoughts would be eating away at my brain until I knew who it was.
@caseyw.6550Ай бұрын
Period!
@shewho333Ай бұрын
I wouldn’t leave my kids alone for any period of time with my mom for the same reason. If she wanted to see them, she had to be with me on my terms. She just stopped coming around. I knew what she allowed with me and they’ll do it to your kids too. Good call.
@joelman1989Ай бұрын
Honestly if this woman goes the rest of her life hating men… I don’t even blame her.
@atlas8912Ай бұрын
this is why we see so many women saying they hate ALL men. all the men in their lives failed them. you cant even blame them one bit. there is a sick and twisted power dynamic in the world that allows men to traumatize and humiliate so many women.
@monharris28Ай бұрын
seriously like give this woman a pass already
@user-rx7uh9mg4f27 күн бұрын
Many women do live their lives terrified/hating men for those reasons. Women don’t hate things/people for no reason.
@S3YKOCH4N2 күн бұрын
No fr bc I would too
@gcldvnblytzАй бұрын
As a 17 yro who’s bio father attempted SA on me at 12, I relate sm to having that “gut feeling”. Like after that shit, you just can’t trust anything they do or say, despite their role of being someone you should be able to trust most in the world.
@PlayerTenji95Ай бұрын
@@gcldvnblytz I’m so sorry, I hope that you’re healing and doing better.
@gcldvnblytzАй бұрын
@@PlayerTenji95 ty I rly appreciate it
@desireerose5960Ай бұрын
Im sorry you had to go through that, I was SA by my bio sis when i was 8 trust me you will never forget it but eventually you will learn to live with it. (Sorry if the last part where I said you will learn to live with it sounds rude, its not supposed to be.)
@lilacgreens-kh9jgАй бұрын
Yes. And you gaslight yourself into denying it or forgetting it, but your body can’t stop being terrified of them.
@Kat0NinetailsАй бұрын
@@desireerose5960 I hope that learning to "live with it" as you put it has gone well for you, genuinely. You didn't deserve what your sister did to you and I hope you've managed to heal as well as you can.
@EggsandwhichwithbeansАй бұрын
The same thing happened to me. You can literally Google my predator. my mom didn’t believe me and nobody else believed me and now he’s in prison for sodomizing, his stepdaughter and stepsons. If they would have listened to me, I could’ve saved those kids. 😢
@mycatsnameiskaren8253Ай бұрын
I am so sorry you went through that. I hope you are doing well. ❤
@mah-ri8820Ай бұрын
It’s not your fault, its not fair to blame yourself for not saving them when that situation should’ve never been made possible in the first place. I hope your healing journey is filled with love
@Kat0NinetailsАй бұрын
It's not your fault, you're not to blame. It wasn't your responsibility to save those children. You were a victim too. The people responsible for protecting them AND you were your mom and the other parent/s of his stepchildren. And by failing to protect you, these people failed to protect the other children. I'm sorry to you and those children that the adults in your life failed you. I hope they all feel ashamed of themselves for doubting you now.
@jolynecujoh266027 күн бұрын
Dear I hope you know and realise you're not at fault. It's on them for not believing you. THEY could've saved those kids if they had listened to you. I'm so sorry for everything you had to go through. You're a fighter and a survivor. Stay strong 💜
@Cali100Ай бұрын
This is way more common than people think. CPS rarely intervenes, they really focus on "reunification" even when it's not appropriate. It's a horrible system.
@KariIzumi1Ай бұрын
And that’s in the rare case where they remove a child outta the house at all ☹️
@sipi2009Ай бұрын
I've been looking into it cause I've been curious, and the stories I hear and see are horrible and have made me realize the whole thing is a massive waste of tax money and actively making things worse and just not doing their jobs.
@rachelnesbitt8126Ай бұрын
Makes you wonder who RUNS CPS 🤔
@Cyhcg5uhgbАй бұрын
Yup, and they are fcking racist. They are more likely to dismiss the experiences of non white children and chalk the child being abused by the parents up to "it being the childs fault". (In my case they even told me that I should be lucky to have as much freedome as I have for a girl with my ethnicity)
@IllumInator-sv3tlАй бұрын
Fr! I’ve heard horror stories and lots of people family and teachers and the parents family friends reporting it and CPS doesn’t even check. But if it’s an immigrant family they are more than ready to deprecate them from their parents forever while if they get these kids out of this type of situation they always try “rehabilitation” which never works. You can’t rehabilitate a sick f*ck who *buses their child in any way! They will play along until they have the kids again! They always do!
@BeepBeepBeepBEEPSBXGGАй бұрын
I love how Cooper talks to us like that supportive ADHD friend who just got some tea on a certain topic Edit: Everyone im not trying to make ADHD fun and quirky. In my experience as someone who has ADHD, it can be really tough with ones hyperactivity and anxiety, focusing problems and more. What I’m saying is that from my perspective Cooper makes me feel like I’m more normal, I feel related too. Just how he is makes me feel better about myself and who I am. ADHD can form in multiple ways, a spectrum, there is the stereotypical very hyperactive and out there and energetic ADHD, and there is more inverted ADHD that has more focus on concentration and more things. It’s not the same for everyone, but just with me, Cooper is how I am when I am really hyperactive and interested and focused on a certain topic, an sudden amount on a topic that I just NEED to tell my friends about, and that’s why I find comfort in him and how he is. I’m really sorry if I wrote it like I was boiling down ADHD to just some quirky personality trait but my intention was just to tell people how comfortable and happy he makes me feel just by being himself on the internet.
@I-can-draw-kindaАй бұрын
Real
@rustynail7796Ай бұрын
Literally. like watching his videos feel like just gossiping with my other ADHD friends
@Irlcatboy12Ай бұрын
Facts and we are all there for it tho
@Hypoanimations24Ай бұрын
Reallll
@marevergreen1997Ай бұрын
I love him too 😍
@Bella-br1ezАй бұрын
So wild that as a woman I can say I feel lucky to not have experienced this kind of assault/abuse. It’s way too common, it’s terrifying.
@Naturefan35422 күн бұрын
"WAY TOO COMMON"? This is only the 2nd or 3rd time ever that I've heard of an adoptive father professing their love to their adoptive child so I wouldn't say this is common... Fortunately
@alexiiconner22 күн бұрын
@@Naturefan354that youve heard. exactly
@Naturefan35422 күн бұрын
@alexiiconner Sorry but to whom is this behavior "common"? Seriously... because once again it's not everyday that a "father" professes he's in love with his daughter? Let alone an adopted father... And I'm really grateful it isn't 🙏
@marina393422 күн бұрын
@@Naturefan354 I think they're saying that sexual abuse and weird dynamics among family members and inappropriate behavior towards children by family is common. That's why the "creepy uncle" trope in pop culture and movies even exists. Most people I know, including myself, at minimum have experienced creepiness from family members.
@thebilliexojean20 күн бұрын
It’s way too common for people to prey on children, including their own. Yes. It’s common, to whomever is trying to debate this.
@stormfaringАй бұрын
Fun fact: When Christ was asked what women should do to avoid arousing men, he responded that the men should gouge out their eyes to avoid being aroused. So Cooper has Jesus Christ's support in his suggestion for the father.
@AKbaby89Ай бұрын
This is waaaay too similar to my step brother who drilled a hole in our shared wall so he could watch me in my bed. And men wonder why we choose the bear.
@vixithespiderlingАй бұрын
your stepbrother did WHAT
@user-ji6yx2xv1xАй бұрын
What the hellll!
@PaulWolfertonАй бұрын
My cousin used to come into my room at night and take photos of me and try to touch me. I’d choose bear.
@BadpuzzlesАй бұрын
Jesus Christ I’m so sorry
@momoriingАй бұрын
Thats so fucked up
@FelixJordynАй бұрын
I’m a 27-year-old Transgender Male, with mild Cerebral Palsy, and have known my mom’s abusive bf since I was 9. He abused her and I for years - and still currently does. Two months after my 18th birthday, when my mother left for work, he molested me. Did the same thing three months later in January 2015. All because I was now “legal.” Told my high school’s counselor and resource officer, whom I showed my journal of what I wrote down. Finally called the police but he said “That never happened” and called me a liar so the charges were dropped. I dealt with Anorexia and attempted suicide two years later. I’m now finally opening up about what happened, because I now have a little niece, and would never want it to happen to anybody else.
@okanimation68Ай бұрын
I hope you will get justice :(
@HoPeZz_N_DrEaMzzАй бұрын
So sorry this happened and it makes me sick thinking how tf is anyone going to have any proof of certain things. I don't understand what we're suppose to do esp when these things happen out of nowhere and take u off guard clearly.
@caseyw.6550Ай бұрын
I'm so so sorry
@NosferatuWickedTTRPGАй бұрын
I wish you the best fellow cerebral pasly haver. You got this!
@julsenn91Ай бұрын
I'm so happy you're still here with us. I'm sorry for all the pain you've endured. I hope your mother sees the light and leaves :(
@Lovelyliv007Ай бұрын
My step Dad was on this path. My final straw was when he tried to convince my Mom I did porn because he “saw me.” In one 🙄. It obviously wasn’t true and all my Mom could say was “why did he see you? Are you sure”. I stopped talking to her for years after that. They’ve since broken up and he needed up with one of my ex coworkers who was slightly older than me. The whole situation deeply clarified so many red flags I had growing up about my family.
@uno.edits23Ай бұрын
what the fuck…
@Kat0NinetailsАй бұрын
why the fuck would you ask your daughter if she's "sure" whether she was doing porn or not??? "Why did he see you" idk because he was projecting or smthn??? because he's a creep???? glad you have him out of your and your mother's lives, as well as having your enabler mother out of your life too.
@copper-dragonsАй бұрын
The fact she was raised by this monster for 15 years only to have him tell her he loved her, people like this don't deserve to be parents, it's like the saying "every child deserves a parent, but not every parent deserves a child"
@ellsbyyАй бұрын
this dude gives similar energy to that tlc husband who "adopted an adult" just to cheat on his wife💀
@aubrey44444Ай бұрын
For real that was gross
@elizabeth9906Ай бұрын
That's why young women divorce DIVORCE DIVORCE. Those boomer women for some sad sad reason would tolerate these horrendous, evil men and I DONT KNOW WHY?? But ladies nowadays, nope we are OUT!
@LotsofLisaАй бұрын
Oh yeah! That’s that show they took off the air after like 1 episode right?
@sinestesianestesia9079Ай бұрын
Wtf????
@StoleYourToesheheАй бұрын
THATS EXACTLY WHAT I THOUGHT OFFF
@SevenReads007Ай бұрын
I was SA’d when I was 13 and if my (hypothetical) kids ever expressed a MORSEL of discomfort around someone, family friend, my husband, my parents, cousins, ANYONE. They’re out. No one will hurt my kids the way I was hurt.
@gayatrigokulakrishnanАй бұрын
I am so sorry, that you had to go through that ❤
@marce420.7Ай бұрын
you will be the perfect parent
@anabelgamino1444Ай бұрын
You are already an amazing mom. ❤
@IllumInator-sv3tlАй бұрын
I am so sorry you went though that it I am glad you are determined to protect your kids not matter who it is because most often it’s someone close to or part of the family. I plan to tell my kids if anything happens between you and anyone that you feel it off or you are uncomfortable around them tell me and we will deal with it. That I will pick them over whoever it is every time. I can get new friends and if they I’d something to my kid I want neither my kid nor I to be nowhere near them.
@francescadefilippo981Ай бұрын
You deserved to be protected I’m sorry the people you were supposed to trust failed you so horrifically
@victoriahiromi225623 күн бұрын
every single man in her life completely failed her
@victoriahiromi225623 күн бұрын
this is why we choose the bear
@purrrrrrrpleАй бұрын
It's healing to hear you mad about this. My dad is step-father of my sister. He abused her since he met her (she was 6) until she was 12. My mom forgave him and forced my sister to do the same. I never did, this happened 20+ years ago. Insanity, depravity, it's a crazy world. I have the biggest trauma and worst relationship w my family because they try to make me look like the crazy one, so nobody believes me. This happens and there's people willing to forgive it, insane.
@kiyajade98Ай бұрын
The Mum taking her husbands side is not surprising to me - when it came out that my uncle assaulted someone in our family when they were young my aunts reaction was ‘what. Am I supposed to give up on my marriage now?’ And is still with him to this day. It just hurts to know that she chose a predator over her own family and refuses to believe the victim.
@hazelmint6671Ай бұрын
What an arse 'ole of an aunt! 🤢 My family was the same and tried the gaslight technique. The reason those creeps are allowed to do as they please so far, is because of their wives allow them to do so (in a lot of cases)
@Bella-br1ezАй бұрын
Oh my god. How low is someone’s self worth to knowingly be with a predator? An offender? That’s so sad and dangerous- hard to understand how common it really is.
@kiyajade98Ай бұрын
@@Bella-br1ez Her self esteem is so low it’s insane - she turned her back on all of us to stay with him, I’ll never understand it but it will always hurt a little i guess. Thank you for your comment btw xx
@latronquiАй бұрын
How disgusting
@JuzokinnieАй бұрын
I really hope somebody else is checking on and being there for that daughter.
@jamiekelly3113Ай бұрын
she’s the female version of Keanu Reeves, tragedy after tragedy after tragedy yet still comes out on top and shining. what a strong and resilient woman, wishing her future is bright and fulfilling💛
@AmyHoldaway27Ай бұрын
Wait I don’t know anything about Keanu Reeves what has he been through? 😨
@zero7769Ай бұрын
@@AmyHoldaway27he lost his wife
@faerIa3Ай бұрын
@@AmyHoldaway27his wife n him was supposed to have a child back in 1999 I believe, but the child was a stillborn (died in his wife’s womb at 8 months), his wife suffered from depression so they separated but they still remained good friends. she died in 2001 after a car crash not shortly after her and keanu got back together, his father left out his life by 3, his very close bestfriend (river phoenix) died when Keanu was only 23 and so so so much more.
@billbill6094Ай бұрын
Why do people always want to bring up Keanu Reeves' tragedies when discussing him online? If he wasn't so opposed to social media and he saw all the conversations around him I'm not sure he'd love how often people bring up all the deaths he's dealt with.
@cynister7384Ай бұрын
@@billbill6094Honestly, this is the first time I'm hearing about it, personally.
@KitKatAllieCatАй бұрын
just wanted to add into how horrible our system is to protect children here and how common this is- my step dad and mother were the same way. He helped raise me from age 7 to 17. Groomed and sexually abused me for all of those years. My mom “didn’t believe me” and enabled his behavior. CPS investigated twice after I told my therapist on multiple occasions of what was happening- they refused to do any testing, only interviewed him- to which he obviously said “i didn’t mean it in THAT way” and “I didn’t do anything” and that was enough for them to drop the cases. My mom moved us all to Georgia to isolate us since I kept telling everyone I knew so they could help me out of my situation. I ended up dropping out of high school in my senior year, 5 months before graduation, and moved 14 hours away to escape them. She’s still with him to this day and defends all of his actions.
@cubangirl00Ай бұрын
Being hit on by an adult man you know since you were a child is traumatizing, seen the signs being ignored by those supossed to protect you, its just heartbreaking, a kind of heartbreak I cannot even explain.
@imnotadrienАй бұрын
TW: MENTIONS OF CSA I am a csa victim both of my abusers were my father figures. My mom used to be in the room with me when my second abuser would let me sit in his lap and touch me inappropriately and she didn't do anything about it. When I told her about my first abuser she didn't believe me. It's just something people don't want to accept about the people they love even if their kids are telling them these things. She even kicked me out of the house when I was 12 because she thought I was trying to "sleep with" my stepdad (second abuser). it's insane. I do blame my mom. The fact this woman's mother has the audacity to do this and feels like she shouldn't be blamed while also being a csa victim is insane. I hope she never has to see him again. edit: thank you for your kind words btw!! I can't say my situation has gotten any better mentally but I'm holding on with support from my friends. I don't have contact with my second abuser or my mother so please don't worry about me! Thank you if you did, I hope you all are happy and safe. :)
@romantic_hippieАй бұрын
Bruh, my dad thought I was trying to fuck EVERYONE! Even my brothers 🤢. Like, who thinks that way!? Turns out he wanted to fuck me and was jealous of every guy in my life. He thought that since he was secretly turned on by normal things I did that my brother's or everyone else would be too 😳. He outed himself as soon as I turned 13......
@alxskellingtonАй бұрын
I’m very sorry that you had to go through something so disgusting… I hope you are well and surrounded by people who actually love you and are sane and not fckin creeps.
@apiolucky8120Ай бұрын
Some mothers are their children's biggest enemies. Sending you so much love and healing.
@nexithedestroyerАй бұрын
I can’t even fathom the thought process of anyone who thinks their twelve year old child is trying to sleep with their husband. I’m so disgusted I hope you have the resources and the people in your life to help heal from this. ❤️
@HeatherMcTrevorАй бұрын
My mom went through a similar experience 😢
@cookiedoe6068Ай бұрын
This is why I’m not dating again until my kids are grown. I’d rather die alone than bring someone like that into my kids’ lives and you just never know until it’s too late
@monharris28Ай бұрын
yeah, my mom was the same way, she didn't date seriously until we were adults, my sister and i were very beautiful and men used to leer at us
@777ALCHEMYАй бұрын
Same. promised my 15 year old I will not bring anyone into our lives. It’s what our parents should have done for us, breaking the cycle of hidden abuse.
@mik7564Ай бұрын
Good job! You're right to do this. Protect your children😊
@tonieartemisАй бұрын
My mom is the same. Sometimes I thought she was being overly protective, but there are a lot of weirdos out there, so...
@misssmammАй бұрын
that’s good. my mom never cared and brought so many men around
@cricketxingАй бұрын
My stepdad(raised me since i was 2) started SAing me around 14 years old. Its a slow process, and ofc i didnt want to but i was SCARED BRO. Thankfully when i spoke up arpund 18 years old my mom helped me get a restraining order against him, but i was very worried that she would just think I'm trying to "steal her man" or something.
@Kat0NinetailsАй бұрын
another downside to people enabling abusers - it gives enough victims horror stories to share that make other victims scared to tell people out of fear they'll be treated the same. Just so we're clear, I'm not blaming the victims. I'm blaming the people who blame them. The victims are only sharing their stories. The victims are never to blame.
@bubble_gum_witchКүн бұрын
Omg did he go to prison??
@robokraken5904Ай бұрын
I just feel so horrible for her, having gone through that kind of trauma as a kid only to have to put up with THIS. Some people are truly just disgusting.
@amandakorbe3773Ай бұрын
My adoptive mother justified my adoptive brother SA'ing me because we weren't biologically related... Instead, I got in trouble for talking about it. She told me, "if you ever tell people, they will come and take you away. You won't be (Name) anymore. You won't see (brother you love) again. You'll go into foster care and no one will want you. I worked in foster care, remember? I know what those kids go through. Do you want that?" SA turned into PA & EA. I tried not to hide it and prayed someone would notice, but they never did. Even when I showed up in pretty much full body casts & a wheelchair, no one questioned it. Adoptive kids can go through hell and it's always justified as "you're not biologically ours."
@stupid_person1850Ай бұрын
What does PA and EA stand for if you don’t mind me asking?
@efirosegallardo7Ай бұрын
Is PA physical assault? and is EA emotional assault or no?
@amandakorbe3773Ай бұрын
@@efirosegallardo7 you got it. Sexual, physical, emotional.
@efirosegallardo7Ай бұрын
@@amandakorbe3773 im truly sorry..
@lifeisadrag7705Ай бұрын
I'm so fucking sorry. I hate that this is so exploitable, we should be protecting children no matter where they come from
@CriminallyTiredАй бұрын
My step-dad did a similar thing; Raised me since I was two, had an alright relationship with my bio-dad, and eventually decided to start making moves on me when I was 15. You wouldn't believe how much I blamed myself for this situation. I hid it from everyone, thinking I would ruin my family, for two years. He went off the deep end and attempted to kill me via arson. I hope she takes care of herself and prep for the worst
@JanicePhelps-g1uАй бұрын
I went through the same. I was 14
@babybear_zeeАй бұрын
@JanicePhelps-g1u I am so sorry you guys went through this. Abuse in any form is disgusting and having to endure this from a young age is heartbreaking. This comment section is just💔 so many kids were failed by adults in their lives. I wish you peace and healing my love🫂❤
@bellaangus1213Ай бұрын
Sorry you had to go through that and continue to suffer. It’s been over fifty years for me and I still feel broken.
@deviantpanda1206Ай бұрын
Same here. It's...violating whenever he stares at me. I can't even wear 'pretty' clothes without him saying some weird shit
@automatic5Ай бұрын
@@deviantpanda1206 i am so, so sorry you are going through this. please stay safe, however you can.
@amok348Ай бұрын
Bro I’m adopted too and that’s like the scariest thing ever. Like especially because people already don’t really feel like adoptive families are real. Like my heart goes out for her!!!
@myricnАй бұрын
Please…she needs to call someone for your nephews and siblings…it is so unsafe.
@hazybubblegumАй бұрын
The step mom probably was so mean to her because she deep down knew he felt that way, and was jealous or felt competition, which happens more often than anyone likes to admit
@frankiesayspanicАй бұрын
i was thinking the same thing. it’s so tragically common. if you see your fucking CHILD as competition for your partner, you’re just as fucked in the head as the predator themself.
@sinestesianestesia9079Ай бұрын
Bro I hate this world, what the actual fuck???
@PlayerTenji95Ай бұрын
It’s so weird. People like that shouldn’t have kids.
@OscarLangleySoryuАй бұрын
Not step mom, adoptive mom, which to me makes it worse. She doesn’t have other parents, and she lived with them full time since age 6 which is basically life. A step mom could fit this description too but yeah the adoptive parents in this case
@sipi2009Ай бұрын
Yeah, I also think this. It baffles me that people can somehow manage to justify this behavior in their mind. Especially after being straight up, called out, or confided into.
@PseudocrowАй бұрын
my dad still won’t admit he assaulted my little sister last year and throws a crying fit bc he’s “not a monster 🥺” every time I explain to him why I can no longer have a relationship with him
@PseudocrowАй бұрын
and he went to sing in his church band the next day! god bless!
@ALEXXX_-_Ай бұрын
@@Pseudocrow im so sorry! its always some weird shit in the church (no hate to religious people, hate to the church itself yk?)
@justaperson4656Ай бұрын
I hope you call CPS, that man shouldn't be around kids
@Bunni_RxsesАй бұрын
It’s always the pedos that act worse than toddlers, so fucking disgusting.
@PeopleAreAАй бұрын
@@Pseudocrow Eww, that's so nasty. I'm so sorry that you went through that.
@VincentTFarmer15 күн бұрын
I was like 13 when I went to some family event at my cousins house, this random old guy who was my “great uncle who held me as a baby” asked me to sit on his lap in front of the ENTIRE family with them all cheering me on. This was just after they were commenting about how “old” I look and how “mature and pretty” I am. My mum very quickly got me out of there, then my dad apparently had an argument with the cousin who hosted it. I’m not allowed to see them anymore
@cavatikaАй бұрын
Mom knew the whole time. Just a fact.
@meowmeowmeowmeowcatoncomputerАй бұрын
I remember mentioning Woody Allen and his daughter to someone and they were like "um, actually. She was his ex-girlfriend's adopted daughter and they met when she was 16/17!!" Okay? That does not make it better! Farrow and Allen were dating for like 10 years. Not married but that's a pretty intense relationship!! His relationship with Soon Yi started almost directly after he stopped his relationship with Farrow!! Why is that not setting off alarm bells in your head!!!!!!!
@gaygrimАй бұрын
Because people love defending pedos
@naomimccullochАй бұрын
I grew up watching 1980's TV, seeing the child Soon Yi being carried around by her father-figure Woody Allen, I was a teenager when it was outed that they had sexual relations with each other when SHE was a teenager. When people stan for Woody Allen it makes my damn skin crawl.
@ndawn90Ай бұрын
Yeah, that's a cope. The fact of the matter is that he came into her life when she was a child, and he functioned as essentially a father figure for a long time. Going from that to dating her, especially so soon after ending a relationship with her mother, says that boundaries were majorly crossed while they should have been operating as essentially father and daughter. It's like how people say that Mary Kay Letourneau was totally cool because she and Vili Fualaau later married and were married for a long time, or that Celine Dion's relationship with her husband manager who met her when she was 12 and he was in his 30s and married with children her own age was cool because they were married until his death. In all three cases, not only were there massive age gaps, but also huge power imbalances that the older party took advantage of. Just because the grooming took hold really well or even potentially shifted into actual love doesn't change the fact that the relationship started with grooming and inappropriate s3xual behavior towards someone who was in a massive position of vulnerability. Trying to excuse any of that is disgusting.
@babygoeshardinthepaintАй бұрын
yeah i definitely remember seeing pictures of woody with a CHILD a LITTLE ASS BABY GIRL when it came out he was getting married so idk about that i think he just legally adopted her when she was a teen ??? idk but i don't even wanna search it up im already nauseous 🤢
@anonymous-iy5pdАй бұрын
It's less talked about that Morgan Freeman has done the same thing but with his step/adopted (one of the two) GRANDDAUGHTER
@jasper8293Ай бұрын
Sadly it's... actually pretty common for mothers to just ignore/deny/pretend its not happening when fathers are being creepy to their kids. (Speaking from personal experience)
@sipi2009Ай бұрын
I will never understand this. It makes no sense, biologically, mentally, psychologically... A mother should have a natural instinct to protect their young, psychologically that should be the most precious thing on earth, mentally it shouldn't be hard to think "huh, that's bad." Like WTF! Do better world!
@rachelnesbitt8126Ай бұрын
@@sipi2009this. Like what?!
@wolvie1618Ай бұрын
It really is too common. Idk why, Uncle Touchy is no way that good in the sack to justify letting him abuse your kid.
@rachelnesbitt8126Ай бұрын
@@wolvie1618 honestly it's a cycle innit. These mothers must have thought it was "normal", because that's what they had 😭
@HotFlushSummerАй бұрын
If anyone wants a really honest answer, there are two levels to this - if not more, actually, and I speak both as a survivor and someone with a reasonable knowledge of psychology. The thing about a mother or father who is a survivor allowing their own kids to visit Uncle Creepy is often this: they have been brainwashed to believe they were the only one and that only they are bad enough to deserve it; that Uncle Creepy had never felt that way before (about a minor,) and they therefore live in a world where they’ve been forced to dissociate from the fact it happened at all - sometimes due to being in fear of their life. Therefore, they genuinely don’t believe it will happen to other kids, and it’s very hard for a non-abused person to understand or believe that. But they do grow up believing other kids are “good” and deserve to have a normal life, happy home, and that they are intrinsically bad, or special/different, and therefore have brought this on themselves. We blame ourselves for just about everything as kids because we don’t have much of an external frame of reference, and some of us stay stuck there unfortunately. Sadly, parents like this, who have never dealt with their own trauma, and are therefore viewing the world through the lens of someone who is partly still a little girl or boy mentally and emotionally, will very often attract partners with the same predilections. One of the best pieces of advice for survivors I ever heard was “if someone doesn’t cause your central nervous system to react and you feel if not comfortable, normal, around them - run.” We often don’t get the heart pounding, gut churning, visceral reaction a “normal” person would get around a dangerous person, sadly, until having done some form of therapy or healing modality for CPTSD. When it comes to mothers actually watching something like this happen and doing nothing, that’s something really beyond anything anyone can excuse - it means they’re as messed up as their abuser(s) and have basically been brainwashed to have no normal boundaries or autonomous beliefs about what’s right and wrong- so they can’t successfully parent and would need to go to something not dissimilar to a de-brainwashing programme, with their kids hopefully far away in a safe environment. The realisation of what some people are able to hide from themselves can cause total self destruction, unsurprisingly. Sometimes our non-abusive, (yet still partly colluding parent if they don’t believe us,) basically goes through their stages of emotional development far later than someone who hasn’t been abused , and in those cases it can be possible to completely forgive them for failing to protect you while in a dissociative state, especially if they were under 26 (it’s normally when a person’s cerebral cortex goes through its final growth spurt at this age that they suddenly start to reframe everything they’ve been through through the lens of a more adult mind,) They can very sharply gain horrific clarity about what the motives of adults around them were as a kid, and realise that they themselves were abused - and also that if any of their friends or the same age group were “just good friends” with a 12 year old, for example, they’d rather die than have anything to do with them. Some people actually never get there, or the horror of all the PTSD/CPTSD flashbacks they start getting around 25/26 cause them to spiral into life threatening addiction or severe mental health issues that again, make them a totally inadequate and unsafe person to be a parent, even if inside they are a beautiful soul who just can’t grasp wtf normal even is. Abusers cause cycles of abuse, and many parents of young kids end up being blind to what’s going on, and listening to apologies or protestations of innocence with the same ears they had as an abused child listening to and trying to justify/be gaslit out of believing the reality of what their own abusers did. This is where the vast disconnect is between a well adjusted person’s mind and the mind of someone for whom abuse is all they’ve ever known. It’s also worth mentioning here that CSA is a fairly common cause of narcissism - where a person despises their victim self so much that they literally create a new, fake person in place of the old one and may well be unlikely to ever accept the reality that they were an absolutely shocking parent. TL:DR, age appropriate education about boundaries both in person and online that doesn’t wreck kids’ innocence, and the existence of trusted adults in schools that victims can talk to and be believed by, needs to start from the moment kids are in any kind of education setting outside the home. I chose not to have kids, not because I don’t love children, but because I ended up with Harm OCD, and I was so convinced I’d be a terrible parent, I just chickened out really.
@HalalBites.ExploreАй бұрын
I don't think the mother did not belive her when they were younger, she just choose to turn a blind eye and then when she came to know that her husband wanted to marry her daughter which implied that he was ready to divorce her and leave her, that made her angry.
@NephelkaIndicaАй бұрын
Cooper, when you said why she gonna leave us on 30 second cliff hanger to hear if the mom believed her or not- she's reliving a traumatic experience, and it can be extremely difficult to vocalize those events. In saying this, i love how supportive you are throughout hearing her story. Just had to mention this~
@oritouwu906925 күн бұрын
Yeah no hate but he can't Say something so insensitive. She is not a story, shes a human beign wtf
@SnailLeviАй бұрын
it's disturbingly sick someone who raises a child can then go to admit their feelings for the child they RAISED
@TheQueenOfShebaАй бұрын
I’m glad he wasn’t able to groom her. Just horrifying.
@Seaweed-yАй бұрын
We went from wedding drama videos to reading a list of felonys
@KariIzumi1Ай бұрын
Please let’s go back to the wedding drama videos 😢
@Alixir1228Ай бұрын
@@KariIzumi1right, these are triggering 😢
@michael____aftonАй бұрын
The fact that the cops won't do anything because there is no actual evidence...
@bunnygurlri6486Ай бұрын
The zoom in on the dads nostrils continuously popping up is takin me out 😭
@KAIYAAAAAAAAAAАй бұрын
coopers style is truly a coin flip between the popular cheerleader who doxxed people in middle school or a grandmother, and either way it is ICONIC
@Hypoanimations24Ай бұрын
GRANDMA COOPER ❤️🔥❤️🔥
@babygoeshardinthepaintАй бұрын
popular cheerleader ???
@verily2840Ай бұрын
Agnes, the dance team/cheerleader fill in that also played clarinet, knew everyone’s tea, but unironically filled out the hand me down dresses from her aunts and casually wears grandma’s shoes to school that you cant buy anymore. Nice sneakers. Full figure. Goes thrifting without having to announce it.
@lilianaledesma7254Ай бұрын
I just wanted to add if your father is sexualizing you and your mom wont have your back if you feel physically safe enough to, kids find another adult to tell that will help and support you. Teachers are mandatory reporters so if you tell them they have to help you. If you are an adult like me counseling can help to sort through things alot. I applaud this woman for being brave enough to share her story.
@IllumInator-sv3tlАй бұрын
Yes! Teachers can and will help you! Heck even family friends will help you! I’m sure once they know what is happening they will support you! Though tell only those you trust some horrible people surround themselves with other horrible people.
@amandakorbe3773Ай бұрын
@@lilianaledesma7254 is not always that easy, especially when your family is well known in the community. I tried telling people. They went to my parents who denied everything rather than going to the police or cps...
@amandakorbe3773Ай бұрын
@lilianaledesma7254 kids don't always have the right words and when you grow up in that environment it's seen as 'normal'. What? Your brother didn't come in and SA or abuse you as a kid?? Mind blown... that's honest to God how I felt when I was a teen. I told everyone I could after that, no one listened.
@lilianaledesma7254Ай бұрын
@@amandakorbe3773 So true.
@mirandarussell7213Ай бұрын
I’m gonna be so honestly unless you specifically explain what is going on to teachers I never had any luck with getting them to help me at all which is so hard when your parents abuse you because you don’t trust adults already
@lexyjay1542Ай бұрын
This messes me up on every part because I went through the same ish thing that led to court. The judge threw my case out, and I was charged instead. When you're young and have any issues, they can spin it that you're the problem instead. 3 court cases in two types of court, now I'm waiting for the DA to pick up my case for criminal. I was lucky to escape. But now I see it's not as uncommon... Thank you for saying how evil these people are. They truly are.
@lexyjay1542Ай бұрын
I agree with all of your reactions. Because this hurts my heart. No one believes us. Legal systems don't work even with the worst offenses. "This can't be" it's happening all the time.
@xBriYeonАй бұрын
Absolutely disgusting.... I cannot even imagine how traumatizing that must be. And reading all the comments and seeing how common this is....... my heart truly goes out to all of you who should've been protected!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HOLY SHIT
@FoxintheBox907Ай бұрын
It’s so terrifying that these people some how where eligible to foster and adopt children
@norazulkifli2517Ай бұрын
yeah and homosexual couples can't just bcs of sexuality
@IllumInator-sv3tlАй бұрын
@@norazulkifli2517fr! And stats show they are actually smoking he best for adopting because they really want those kids because bio kids is not possible to have both their dna and is really really expensive and depending on them being able to carry the IVF or having a friend willing to do so for them.
@piesolorososАй бұрын
imagine how nice the world would be if all creeps disappeared theres so many of them everywhere... so sad and scary
@scarw320Ай бұрын
the entire us government would be gone
@piesolorososАй бұрын
@@scarw320 probably most governments globally
@Shaik_RuqayyahАй бұрын
And Indian men disappearing like boom
@monharris28Ай бұрын
they are everywhere, there are many wolves dressed up as sheep
@jazmineemery62926 күн бұрын
honestly, i get her with the “i didn’t have a dad so i didn’t know what it felt like.” LIKE I SO GET THAT CAUSE ME TOO GIRL 😭
@suntailu8819 күн бұрын
Honestly, it’s almost always a gut feeling with a family member if you’re old enough. I remember I was around 13-14 years old when I got creepy vibes from my grandfather (not related and technically step as well), because he would always click his tongue at me when I walked past him to go to the kitchen/up the stairs (this was him sitting in his chair in the living room). Alright, that’s okay….except he’d only do it if we were the only ones in the room, even in the house most of the time. (I’m very fucking perceptive btw). He would NEVER click his tongue at me if my grandmother (not related by blood) or anyone else was in the room. I always thought it was extremwly odd that’d he do it when we were alone, as if it was something to hide, and sure enough…he groped me. Awful, awful man. Thank god my GMA ended up divorcing him (I think, they might still be in the middle of it), even though it technically took him being misogynistic and abusive/years to do it. 🤷♀️ My fam was living with my gma at the time as well..
@nich347Ай бұрын
I got thrown out of my parents house at 18 because my bio Dad tried to make a move on me and I told my mom and she got mad at me for trying to "ruin the family". Honestly after years of therapy I realized that there were a lot of shady things that happened before then too but I thought that they were normal because my mom (who was also an SA victim starting at age 2) gaslit me into thinking it was my fault or that it was normal and "just what men do". No, I don't talk to my parents anymore.
@tangerinehircine6624Ай бұрын
I'm sorry ❤ never talk to them again!
@hazelmint6671Ай бұрын
Glad you are away from them ❤️ My mom and brother had the same idea of me trying to 'ruin the family' by telling everyone abt my creep uncle (moms brother) She may have been abused by her brother too when she was younger, (he is 15 years older than her, and was always a rowdy and pervy guy) but we're not too sure...
@Kat0NinetailsАй бұрын
your mother was getting it absolutely twisted in saying it was your fault. The only person ruining the family was the very person she was trying to defend. You did nothing wrong. Your dad was the problem and your mom didn't help by enabling him.
@NitherSpitАй бұрын
She should be able to call the equivalent of child protective services for their state and report his misconduct with her during her childhood to instigate an investigation into potential abuse towards his current children. That's how it went down for me; it was solely found out because his adult daughter was in family/couples therapy with him (yes, ew) and the therapist used what they discussed there as a basis to have someone look into his conduct with me.
@JaspberryOfficialАй бұрын
“we can go trauma for trauma?” help me💀
@kinsiebelleАй бұрын
my mom left my bio dad the second we became teenagers n he started staring. i’ve gone no contact with him and my sisters are low contact. they were married 20 years before she left him but the second she noticed we werent safe she was done. after divorce she realized it was wrong from the start because he went for her on her 18th bday, he was 29, but we can also chalk that up to religious expectations.
@myleftnut7032Ай бұрын
Wouldn’t be surprised if other men in that family are like that. “That predator move in flocks. That name gotta be registered and placed on neighborhood watch.”
@rachelnesbitt8126Ай бұрын
This
@silverliefАй бұрын
Trigger Warning My actual dad did this. Not the marry part, but the "I'm in love with you" part. Touched me, kissed me, I was 18 💀🤮🤮 I wish I had blacked out, I just froze and had an out of body experience. Suffice to say I left home. People are disgusting.
@silverliefАй бұрын
My stepmum did what their adoptive mum did too, brought him into my room, sat him on my bed (I was also on my bed) where he'd been when he did it, and made me tell him over and over what he'd done. That was just as traumatizing to be honest. This poor girl
@emiliap8790Ай бұрын
So sorry that happened 😢
@yourdrunkaunt5409Ай бұрын
I'm so sorry ❤ I hope you're in a better place because you didn't deserve that
@Kat0NinetailsАй бұрын
Good on you for getting the fuck out of there! Hope you're doing well nowadays.
@francescadefilippo981Ай бұрын
You deserved to be protected I’m sorry the people you were supposed to trust failed you so horrifically
@zztopz709025 күн бұрын
Notice how there's always a mother in the picture that enables the pdf? This woman's mom just changed her mind out of hatred for the guy.
@MaryHall-tp6piАй бұрын
Cooper, I have 3 bio brothers and they sa’d me from the age 8-14… I ran away from home told cops and got me my little sister and little brother adopted and our adoptive family is amazing. So just saying people go through horrible things but it does get better. I do carry that weight with me everywhere I go but hopefully not forever
@ktparadis3204Ай бұрын
You. Brave. Hero. You may not need to hear this, but: you absolutely, 100%, did not deserve to be abused, in any way. You absolutely had every right to protect yourself--and did wonderfully with protecting yourself and your little siblings, too. I'm so happy you have a safe place to lay your head now. I don't blame you for feeling the weight of what happened. Just remember: your body is YOURS. Your life is YOURS. Something that helped me, personally, was getting a tattoo. I didn't actually know it would help me so much--and when I was a teen and in my early twenties, I never thought I'd be someone who would want a tattoo. They are so permanent, and I am not a person who commits to anything easily. Then, over a period of years, I kept thinking about it, researching, and finally drew up a design for myself. The minute I got home after getting tattoo and looked at it, I felt...powerful. It was like I was claiming my body as my own. It filled me with a sense of self-ownership and made me feel as if I am worth fighting for. I don't know how else to explain it. I still feel that way to this day--some four years after getting my tattoo. I never knew I could feel like this, but it has helped me heal a lot from my own sexual abuse/ assault experiences as a kid and throughout other years in my life. I also recommend taking karate or some other martial art. I hate fighting--even verbally--but spending years taking martial arts allowed me to hone reflexes that actually helped me fight off men who assaulted me in my adulthood. It was always in public and always felt as if it came out of no where--someone trying to drag me to their waiting car; someone bashing my head into a wall to immobilize me; someone humping me on a train; someone groping me at a dinner, etc. Even though I was never much of a fighter personality (I am now, but only since I got my tattoo), I was able to respond by muscle memory, which ended up saving me--every time. It sucks--in fact, it was a whole different kind of trauma for me to have to physically fight someone off of me--but I'm glad I have those skills. They made a huge difference and let me fight for myself when I might otherwise have just taken the abuse/ been assaulted--maybe even murdered--just because my general personality was more timid/ hates hurting people. Also, bag-work is awesome and feels really good when you feel as if you will just fly apart from all the pain/ sorry/ anger, etc. you might be feeling. I hope you can find a healthy outlet for the weight you carry or any other feelings you might have.
@a_very_real_human_beingАй бұрын
The way she gaslight herself into thinking she was overreacting most of her life is so upsetting to me :( She had to deal with this man for her entire child and teenage life, and STILL told herself that it was maybe ok, and that SHE was being the weird one, these thing seriously efect ppl, this is wild. ALSO, I'm still shocked about the brother thing?!?
@cutiesweaterpawsАй бұрын
I hate to say this, but this reminds me of that one guy that adopted a pregnant 18 year old girl, and was like: “wHeRe iS mY bLoWiE??”. And he had a tie dye shirt, and his poor wife didn’t even want to adopt her. That creep basically was hoping to date her/leave his wife for her. I think it was Chad Chad that covered that video. I could be wrong.
@ThankYouForYourServiceArtАй бұрын
I remember that! Awesome vid
@Montesama314Ай бұрын
Yeah. Danny was so terrible that the show "Adults Adopting Adults" was canceled.
@yeet1066Ай бұрын
And he expected her to live in a shipping container.....
@cutiesweaterpawsАй бұрын
@@yeet1066 Yikes. He just went from bad to worse.
@WhatWouldLubitschDoАй бұрын
Oh gods, I remember that story. I hope the “adoptive daughter” and her kid are somewhere safe now
@starlightcupcake0323 күн бұрын
THE *"GIVE IT BACK!"* KILLED ME OMG
@LittlelightofmindАй бұрын
Pls never stop filming your videos in this room, the vibe is immaculate and it doesn’t feel like a cooper video without it
@smashleigh247Ай бұрын
Omg this is horrifying. Poor girl. When you don't stand up for a child, you are just as guilty as the perpetrator. Period!
@user-eb6sr3iw7lАй бұрын
Yeah classic enabler, it’s gross
@Kat0NinetailsАй бұрын
absolutely right! People who enable abusers are vile.
@lidewijcroes179527 күн бұрын
100% agree
@Tilleyforever44Ай бұрын
As crazy as this is, it’s textbook. Single mothers are targeted by predators because they’re usually pretty receptive. It’s hard for single mothers to find partners because generally men don’t want the “baggage” and men like this seek them out. It’s easy access to children, and if they do a good enough job, the mothers will believe them over their own children. Its crazy. And the mother having been a victim is even more classic, as victims are more commonly victimized.
@PlayerTenji95Ай бұрын
It sucks, but yeah.
@missconstruct6968Ай бұрын
Not just the baggage but the predator showing attention and interest in the child specifically which they could see as normal paternal instincts
@susanplatt5331Ай бұрын
They don't just go after single mother's. Often she's a single mother because of a predatory man. Even husbands can be predatory. Yes, we know it's not all men, but most men are seriously disturbed and disturbing.
@Tilleyforever44Ай бұрын
@@susanplatt5331 Child predators do specifically seek out single mothers, yes. The rest may be true but has nothing to do with the point lol
@SkylarThompson-mu1qsАй бұрын
@@susanplatt5331 Wdym by disturbed?
@makingstatements812Ай бұрын
I can see how she could have a hatred for all men.
@liv_sigma26 күн бұрын
I feel like he was just waiting for her to grow up to tell her
@jiminiechubbycheeksj6296Ай бұрын
Makes you wonder why it's usually so hard to be deemed fit to adopt kids when a shit ton of foster parents be like
@k0htp0tАй бұрын
Then the ones that do get to adopt turn out to be complete pos :-)
@gaygrimАй бұрын
.......please be serious, Adoption is only out of reach if you are poor there are no roadblocks to adoption unless you're poor or queer. Pedos with money are aloud to shop for foster kids
@sipi2009Ай бұрын
Right? CPS and all the gkverment systems are so corrupt in the world rn, like what we have in most places in better than nothing, but in places like America currently and some other places nothing would be better cause then at least civilians could take matters into their own hands. I'm starting to believe it was better in older days, you had community, and that community would step up and stone to death, kill and let victims kill their abusers etc. Obviously, that's probably hopeful thinking and the best case scenario. Child marriage has been normalized so much throughout human history, but I have hope normal people have condemned it long before our modern justice system. We really need to find a governing system that works solely in favor of the people and isn't easily corrupted by the loud, power-hungry, self-distructive maniacs that we've let in power time and time again. God help us all if he exists.
@HannahKayWАй бұрын
Yeah I’ve heard so many horrendous adopted parent stories both online and in real life it’s almost impossible to trust this system. People act like adopting is the most noble thing you can do, and it is really noble, but it definitely is not ALWAYS noble in fact it often can be horrific. My own grandma treated her adopted daughter like Cinderella, starving her and making her do all the chores and chopping her hair off and on and on. But the whole family looks at her like she’s a saint! It’s just wild.
@Emiline729Ай бұрын
I feel like the system is so broken, I've heard way more horror stories then happy yet there's so many people who would make amazing parents who are denied. Personally if I were better financially I'd love to adopt but idk if they'd allow me to since I'm single.
@_Pumkin_Pie_Ай бұрын
she NEEDS to call cps for her brother and her niece and nephew, it’s so fucking disgusting
@liliebilieАй бұрын
This poor girl. I hope she gets out and finds people that genuinely care for her. I hope she gets a good chosen family because the parents have failed her for real
@helluvasusАй бұрын
I studied criminology, I actually like you covering these stories because it feels good to see faith in humanity at how horrified you are. I apprecaite all the hardwork and contetn you make for us! And it was a much needed ending to heal from the horror.
@ejohn176Ай бұрын
I think it’s kinda crazy to be like “get to the point” when someone’s trying to recall their trauma. It’s hard to remember shit and be cohesive with your words when your brain is actively trying to block out what happened
@elfsongtavernАй бұрын
Agreed.
@sipi2009Ай бұрын
Agreed, although I usually think it's meant not to be taken seriously, and probably a symptom of his ADHD. But yeah, could be more delicate about it, or just not say it/edit it out if that's an option.
@elfsongtavernАй бұрын
@@sipi2009 tbh as a neurodivergent person myself, I get it: things slip out. I try not to use that as an excuse for saying something shitty, though. If I say something shitty, I say something shitty-and that’s that. We all do.
@HopeydoperyАй бұрын
yeah i definitely thought that was odd too but his wording made it clear that he didn’t really think of it like that
@sadem1045Ай бұрын
This is not the first time he's done that and it always pisses me off. Even if it is something like ADHD, there's no reason why he can't edit out the bits where he's extremely insensitive before he uploads the video. I wonder if anyone has tried to point this issue out to him.
@CryptidboyO.OАй бұрын
Ewww, incest is on TikTok all the time it’s so disgusting… edit: by ew and disgusting I mean the abuse and how often it happens, I thought it was obvious but ig not. I’ve witnessed incest first hand in my family and it’s so discomforting and all my aunts and uncles normalize it and continue the cycle of this unhealthy behavior to continue
@ElinaBauer-ww3jiАй бұрын
Its not really incest... More like step-incest... Since its the adoptive father... Doesnt make it better though... Its still pedophelia...
@Evan-ow1hdАй бұрын
Sadly it’s way more common than you think, people need to open their eyes cus it’s an actual problem
@TheQueenOfShebaАй бұрын
@@Evan-ow1hdespecially when children are involved and parents… like um…
@JustAHorrorShowАй бұрын
Unfortunately incest abuse is more common than anyone would like to believe. You might want to take more care in how you talk about it. When you say "ewww" and "disgusting" in regard to incest rather than the abuse specifically, victims of incest abuse are likely to internalize that. Survivors of incest abuse feel that "ewww" and "disgusting" might be directed at them and not solely at their abusers. The taboo does a lot of harm to survivors, it fills them with shame and silences them. I wish the taboo were about the abuse rather than the scenario in which the abuse occurs.
@1uvzАй бұрын
@@JustAHorrorShow this is perfectly said, as someone who has went through something similar thank you for this comment
@evelynfw0602Ай бұрын
5:34 "she gave you a way out brother"
@deerlover2212Ай бұрын
Cooper, this is so disgusting and I know of what I speak. My biological father perped on me since I was a a toddler or younger I feel like throwing up just thinking about it he was a horribly wicked and violent man who also trafficked me the mental cruelty and brain washing he did to me he would destroy anything I cared about my pets and won’t go into the details. I will say he was viewed as a wonderful, charming person Thank you for shining a bright light on these unhuman beings
@livelaughlove5211Ай бұрын
this poor woman. every man in her life has put her through something traumatic. praying that she heals from it and finds someone that treats her like the queen she is 🫶
@crystalinekrys8311Ай бұрын
🐻 bear bear bear
@TheRandompaintАй бұрын
I feel like I need a shower after hearing this
@JoulieAlbadawiАй бұрын
Bruh 😭😭😭😭 I heard this after just leaving the shower
@VivianneBichlyАй бұрын
"if you adopt a kid and think oh I love it, GIVE IT BACK" Had me 💀☠️😂😂😭🤣😭🤣😭😭😭
@IoonaticАй бұрын
i think there is a sincerely strange epidemic of step fathers or adoptive fathers never developing a paternal instincts for the children theyre meant to care for and rather developing a sexual or romantic attraction. its like the wires get crossed, and its disgusting. as a victim myself, i truly wonder if there will ever be an end to adults acting this way. its disgusting. as an adult myself, now, i look back at all the warning signs and wonder why my mother never did anything to stop my step father. i wonder why so many mothers are negligent in this area. i wish more people were open to discussing this without wanting an excuse or reason; there is no. no matter whats firing wrong in your brain there is no excuse for hurting a child. there is no excuse for being attracted to one. theres no excuse for excusing this behaviour.
@PlayerTenji95Ай бұрын
It’s weird and the preverlance of step-relative porn kinda makes it weirder. 😢
@bri_33Ай бұрын
I suspect that this is the cause @@PlayerTenji95
@StickyClingyManАй бұрын
I honestly think the rise of Step-relative porn has normalised this to way too many people and has damaged their mind into crossing the wires.
@nyoom2062Ай бұрын
I think it might be the ⚫️🟠
@shirin9452Ай бұрын
I’ve thought about this a little bit, and I think it’s societal. I think how we sexualize and objectify female…presenting? Identifying? People is a lot of it. Another weird aspect may be how little we seem to expect of fathers (you know, how they’re lauded for basically doing normal parent things?). Unfortunately the category of prn shows that we don’t condemn or view such things the way we should. And there are other factors. Those are just a couple that I’ve been pondering