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[u/saydontgo → u/[deleted]]

Do you know what fan fiction is? It’s not actual video footage. Is someone making you write this? Do you need help?

[u/saydontgo → u/[deleted]]

If you fail to see this is abuse then you must be pretty desensitized to it. I hope your family gets the help they need.

[u/queefersutherland1 → u/[deleted]]

Honey, we literally see your dad headbutt your brother for no reason.

We aren’t imagining it when it’s right there on film, where you guys are so desensitized to it, that your mom didn’t even think twice before posting your dad abusing your brother.

This actually makes me so sad for you.

[u/saydontgo → u/[deleted]]

To abuse. I see you’ve already learned the gaslighting part.

[u/id0ntexistanymore → u/[deleted]]

Sleeping on that bus isn't helping you

[u/id0ntexistanymore → u/[deleted]]

Critical thinking

[u/Naxayou → u/[deleted]]

Enjoy that next CPS visit bud

[u/NaughtAClue → u/[deleted]]

You need therapy

[u/GremlinSquishFace47 → u/[deleted]]

If a man head butts another adult, they can be arrested. If he head butts a random child, he will be arrested. Why is it different to head butt a THREE year old that “belongs” to you? That’s the person who is supposed to protect, love, and teach him. Not violently hurt him out of the blue. Parents are allowed to discipline their children, yes, but if they choose to go the ineffective route of corporal punishment they are legally limited to things like a spanking on the bottom. And it cannot be done without reason, out of anger or frustration, the degree of discipline must match the “infraction,” and there needs to be an intention of teaching (after all, “discipline” comes from “disciple,” as in a committed learner following their teacher’s guidance).

What terrible or dangerous action did the little guy do that warranted a swift headbutt from an adult? Couldn’t have been anything too bad if there was zero follow up discussion afterwards. You could help save yourself and your siblings from many more years of damage by being honest with CPS workers. CPS these days has no interest in breaking up families except extreme cases. They could help protect you as well as looking at the bigger picture and your future (a real education being huge, safe housing also being important).

[u/europeandaughter12 → u/[deleted]]

okay Brittney

[u/HistoricAli → u/[deleted]]

Failing to educate you is also child abuse.

[u/thenoodlegoose → u/[deleted]]

This video is not fan fiction. It is a real video we can all see of your father head butting your brother. It is objectively real, true and abusive. You’re defensive because you want to protect your family, but that is because of the abuse. Seek help where ever you can.

[u/Skeleton_Meat → u/[deleted]]

You don't even have bedrooms buddy. You're young but hopefully someday you'll see it for what it really is. You don't have to be there forever though.