Wednesday, February 17, 2021

"I don't trust you": The most common abusers' motive against children in America

 Many people think child abuse is a remote problem. However, most child abuse in the United States is lawful in format, with 94% of parents spanking or otherwise physically punishing their children, and 70% of adults defending their right. Why do parents abuse children this way. "I don't trust you"

I am an anti-trust narcissist, in fact. My trauma goes against that of the parents that abused me. My parents projected distrust onto me, by way of age discrimination, which is at the core of children's rights opposition. The idea was valid concerns about "you are too young" about things I agree with now but vehemently disagreed with then. One was getting an e-bicycle, or a bicycle. That was linked to a fixation on the bicycle laws in Pennsylvania, and the fact that I could own a vehicle while under the legal age of 16. For all my life, my legal fixations due to my autism have been age-based. Yes, that is a sign of a very bad case of pedophilia. 

I myself am a trauma trust/anti-trust narcissist, by default, am an anti-trust narcissist, meaning the opposite of a narcissist, meaning I don't like to be trusted too much. Also, I don't like survivors buttering me up by telling me what I want to hear. Lay it on me. Tell me the facts, as to what I did wrong. The recommended way of interrogation is semi-policing in nature, "We have screenshots of you going on X advocates page and making pedophilic comments. [screenshots brandished]" and see what I plead, because doing such things is already against my Christian beliefs on fornication...But, when my trauma is triggered, I do want you to trust that. It is a strong, potent anger of "you shall trust my trauma, or perish". I love trauma, in the emotional sense, meaning I need a righteous judgment system in order to presume innocence in parents, whereas before I presumed guilt.

I myself wouldn't abuse based on "I don't trust you", but the opposite. "I trust you" in the clingy sense. I would be next to the child target, clinging onto her, following her around. It is a sexual hatred that is only hateful to the child victim. There is also an "I want you to trust me back" component which is entitlement of the projectory type. I see children, by default, as not trusting me to the level of ignoring. They are simply young people in a store, young girls that I find attractive and hot.

Let entitled parents, punitive/pro-spanking or permissive, burn! Repent, for the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand!

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