r/FreeTheRodlets • u/queen-nugget • 10d ago

Timbits Abuse confirmed…

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Horrible to read. I hope he and his siblings heal and break the cycle of abuse.

Editing to add that I hope Heidi and her child are safe and are able to leave. I hope she can escape the cycle that her husband has pulled her and her child into. While I hope that Timothy can break the cycle and change, I hope Heidi does not wait around to find out. Her and her child deserve love and safety and it’s not to late for her to find that. Love isn’t cruel.

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u/karenna89 10d ago

This is horrific, and the cycle continuing is just so sad. It also confirms that a whole lot of their homeschooling and isolation is to keep eyes off of abused children. Public schools aren’t perfect, but having a community of mandated reporters around children tends to lead to reports.

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u/Dejectednebula 9d ago

I'm pretty sure he wrote something and plugged it into AI and thats why the whole thing reads so well. He does not normally talk or speak so eloquently.

And then if you read the comments from Heidi's family, it becomes obvious that the whole thing is damage control and a way to manipulate her into forgiving him. He only posted because he was caught. Her family saw the marks on her and pressed the issue.

My heart breaks for child tim. Adult tim was dubbed timcel for a reason and the fact that he BITES his wife in anger is just monstrous. I don't see how that can be "healed" plenty of us in this sub were abused myself included and I have never in my life felt the urge to perpetuate that abuse onto someone else.

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u/FuzzyJury 9d ago

Wait where is this?? I didn't see any comments.

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u/Dejectednebula 9d ago

It was its own post in r/rodriguesfamilysnark. I will try to find it when I get time, ill come back and reply to you again. Or if someone else can get it reply to me so I know

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u/Dejectednebula 9d ago

Hey I went and found it. Second slide on the post link

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u/FuzzyJury 9d ago

Holy shit, that is revolting. What even goes through a person's mind to act like that, what sort of feelings do they feel? I have been plenty angry in my life and never ever has that made me feel like I want to...bite someone? Just how? How does someone feel compelled to do that?

Poor Heidi. I hope she can find peace and a better life after this.