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To him, there is no teamwork in a family. He just view people around him as tools.
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Parents of deeply troubled children like Robert often struggle because psychiatry’s cautious, unclear language fails to offer the clarity, guidance, or support they urgently need.
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Robert abused Cindy from infancy, leaving burns and bruises despite our vigilance. We noticed signs too late; though we tried to protect her, our efforts failed and she suffered deeply.
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As a toddler, he lied for sympathy, then stole from my daughter and denied it. We watched him constantly as he grew aggressive. Fearing theft and harm, we now lock our bedroom, even at night, for safety.
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Parents experience exhaustion, trauma reactions, confusion, guilt, isolation even in support settings, family disruption, and fear of the future, deeply impacting their emotional and family well-being.
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Guiltless children often show school trouble, violence, drug use, hatefulness, no remorse or responsibility, manipulative charm, and a tendency to harm or destroy others, including their siblings.
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My son, once brilliant, turned his intellect toward cruelty. I noticed it as high school began—everyone he touched seemed to suffer, his sharp mind twisting into something dark and destructive.
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Struggling with flashbacks, guilt, and confusion about why it happened. Counseling hasn’t helped, as they don’t grasp how severe it was or how deeply it still affects me.
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I remember that boy most clearly—the first child rapist I ever met. Yet it’s his parents’ weary faces, emptied of laughter and full of sorrow, that stay with me, knowing their pain had only begun.
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He revealed nothing beyond his chart. Calm and obedient, he showed no guilt, fear, or emotion. Yet his blankness unnerved me; though I held authority, I felt anxious, my heart racing as I ended our brief meeting.
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I led the boy into the private room. He sat opposite me, looking bored. His replies were short and indifferent, showing little interest or engagement throughout the session.
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A month earlier, a seemingly ordinary twelve‑year‑old boy violently assaulted his six‑year‑old sister, discovered when their mother broke into the locked room and found him attacking the terrified child.
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I entered the reception and was surprised to find the subject was just a twelve‑year‑old boy—thin, uneasy in a too‑large sweater, brown hair in his eyes, bored and harmless‑looking rather than frightening.
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AOC: And they are able to radicalize a generation of young boys in particular, away from healthy masculinity and into an insecure masculinity that requires the domination of others who are poorer, browner, darker, or a different gender than them.
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Children live with openness and honesty, unburdened by pretense. Their pure emotions—joy, need, wonder, and love without agenda—remind us of our most genuine and human ways of being before life taught restraint.
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Silas, 11, is fearless, cruel, and a thief—cold and loveless, far from innocent. His disturbing nature feels unreal, yet it reflects the unsettling truth that children like him exist in reality.
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Silas wades through floodwater to a dead man, searching his pockets. He finds a wallet with photos, a credit card, and two $100 bills—his grim reward amid the storm’s chaos.
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