I’ve realized that it’s better never to tell anyone about having grown up being abused.
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I was beaten by my grandfather.
He also controlled the entire family.
Do you know the drama Byakuyakou? The protagonist’s parents run their own business, just like my grandfather did.
And he was strange.
There’s a line in Byakuyakou about wanting to walk beneath the sun, and I really identify with it.
Is there anyone who can empathize with me?
I don’t know of any such drama. If you have time to watch TV, why not get a job?
If you’re being abused at home, you should leave. To do that, start by getting a job.
☆ I’m sorry, but I can’t sympathize. If I were being beaten, I wouldn’t sit around feeling sorry for myself—I’d work and move out.
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If a woman I met brought up something like that, I think I could at least listen to her.
But when people talk about empathy on an anonymous Q&A site, it seems difficult to empathize with someone I’ve never even met.
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I’m back! It’s better not to tell anyone.
Even if you think you can truly trust someone, it’s still better to keep it to yourself.
There was something I couldn’t tell anyone until I wrote about it in a column. If you share it anonymously somewhere no one knows who you are, like on a blog, you may feel relieved afterward.
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