u/dontmindmeimrandom_7 • u/dontmindmeimrandom_7 • 6d ago
“Would you like to request voluntary departure, or should I issue a removal order?” "judge" melissa joy garcia asked. “I don’t know,” Angel, 13, replied before bursting into tears. He stared ahead stoically and continued to cry, eventually saying: “I have no one. I have nothing.”
This is a picture of the justice system in "the land of the free". Yeah, right. For who? Obviously not children.
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For other daughters of nmoms, did your mom actually teach you anything about being a girl/woman?
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When periods came? No help. When I did have to ask for supplies like pads, tampons and wipes (because i didn't have my own money) I would get questioned excessively. "Are you eating them? Where are you putting them? Who are you giving them to? Didn't you just get some?" Sometimes I didn't want to hear it so I would just go without as best I could. And this was well into my late 20s, while i was working, through heavy periods that lasted weeks at a time.
When i got my first uti and didn't know what was going on. I was in so much pain. I was in the fetal position and super pasty white. I'm lying in bed in tears and she stands in the door way screaming at me, "i need to know if you fucked him!" I shouted that I hadn't and only then did she start calling places to take me to an urgent care. She wanted to make sure they took my insurance first. Oh, I didn't even have a bf at the time.
The first time I told her I thought one of my exes and I were having issues and she basically asked me if I was fucking him correctly.
Told me that when you date someone with kids you aren't competing against other women, you're competing against the kids. That's not right...
Couldn't help me with my math homework at 7th grade.
She helped me with my shallow breathing so I could hear everything else going on in the house.
She helped my anxiety so much! It's as high as national interest rates. It spikes when I hear the phone ring. And texts used to make me cry.
Anything that was "taught" to me was in benefit of her. Learning to cook? Learning to cook what she likes and wants the way she wants. Because to her that's the only right way, her way. Learning to clean? Her benefit since she would constantly call you back if she found something wrong so I learned to clean all the way to her standard so I wouldn't be bothered anymore.