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You're not the first person shared how triggering this story was. For me, it read very differently when I read it straight through versus how I read it when it was first posted. When I first read it, I was immediately caught up in Sarah's plight. As this story reached its climax, I would literally log in to read the next update as soon as possible, just to see what happened to Sarah. For me- there was a moment of sheer relief when CPS rescued her. The first time, I kept screaming, "Tell somebody. For God's, please tell someone.: FTR- I'm a teacher, and if somebody told me that something was happening like that- I have to report it. It's the law, and if I don't, I lose my credential. Unfortunately, I think students know that I must report, and thus avoid telling us about the abuse. The one-time I called- it was the stepmom who told me. Even sadder, I've known teachers who did make the call, only for it to become worse for the student because CPS didn't protect the student. FYI- I have a very low opinion of our CPS system, and the foster system. The second time I read this, and when I read it over a period a few days rather than 3 years, I saw just how psychopathic mom really was. To her, Sarah was an object, and she enjoyed physically and emotionally harming her. The sequel, which I view as most of a postscript to the story is way more a a redemption story, as Sarah comes to grips with her abuse. -
I don't know if I can honestly consider myself an anime fan, considering I'm primarily into Shonen, but I've watched quite a few different series. I'm currently viewing One Piece. I just finished My Hero Academia. I thought the ending was good, but it was wrapped up a little too abruptly. I liked Lord of Mysteries. Can't wait for the next season. Solo Leveling is my favorite. Season three can't come soon enough. -
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I only came across the story a few days ago and only finished it today at 5:15 a.m. To be honest, the journey was very upsetting for me. I have been suffering from depression for several years. I had a few flashbacks while reading the story. Among other things, I think I figured out how I developed my perfectionist mindset. Or when I locked myself in my room during my time being bullied at school so I wouldn't have to go to school. The consequence I experienced from my parents was that I got into a lot of trouble and that I never saw my room key again from that point on. To this day, like our protagonists, I blame myself for almost everything that has happened to me. Even though my parents may have made mistakes too, I am glad that at least she is making such rapid progress. Although I taught myself to suppress my emotions, this story made me realize that I haven't perfected that skill. Nevertheless, I would like to thank you for this story. Even though it was very upsetting for me, it is very good. I hope that by sharing my experiences, even if they are minimal, I am not bringing you down. I would also like to emphasize that I do not have such extreme experiences, even though this can be perceived differently by each person. Translated with DeepL.com (free version) -
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