[ SECRET POST #3035 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3035 ⌋

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Comments

Re: f!s, I need some perspective :( (Arthur Conan Doyle drama)

[dreemyweird]

I don't know :( I got burnt so many times after my abuser told me that they're sorry and that they would never hurt me again.

I do want to believe he did change, and you're right, there's evidence to suggest that. Though I don't see why he had to be so unjust to her in his will if he really recognizes that he was doing something wrong.

Re: f!s, I need some perspective :( (Arthur Conan Doyle drama)

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly, I'd rather the abuser that neglects consistently than the one who pretends to be and gives themselves airs about a good caring person but keeps going back on their word and being a dick, so there's that.

You said he left the creative copyright to the second family, but did he leave anything for her that wasn't Holmes? Did he cut her out entirely?

Re: f!s, I need some perspective :( (Arthur Conan Doyle drama)

[(Anonymous)]

Same anon

Tbh to me it the story sounds like it might be someone who is trying to forget his wife's death and move on but is irrationally resenting the children for not letting him do that. If he didn't neglect the other children there has to be some reason the children of the first marriage were singled out to be ignored. That he mentions sentimentality being weakness of character stands out as possibly very relevant, idk