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- 0:05I know it' s hard for everyone to think that mothers can be bad
- 0:09or do terrible things to their children, but sometimes it can happen. So
- 0:13the next story requires discretion. I don' t know if it' s
- 0:18good to put something extra on it to warn you. I leave it to
- 0:21your consideration. My mother made a pact with something evil in order to get
- 0:26pregnant, I grew up like all the girls, cared for to grow up
- 0:31well and happy. So I don' t have bad memories of my childhood.
- 0:35My mom was a normal person. I have memories of her helping me
- 0:40do homework or preparing something to eat. She wasn' t a particularly affectionate
- 0:45woman to me. She was always tough, she kept discipline, but she
- 0:49never treated me badly. I was the only daughter he had born out of
- 0:54the union of a married man and a very young girl. My mom had
- 0:58fallen in love with a man twenty- five years older than her. When
- 1:02I went to high school, she had grown up cared for by my grandmother.
- 1:07My grandfather had passed away young, had a brother, but it seemed
- 1:11he had never gotten along with him, for he never told me about him.
- 1:17Apparently, my mother had a rather difficult character since she was a girl
- 1:21and when she fell in love with my father, she fell into a state
- 1:25of complete madness for him, so she was willing to do everything she could
- 1:30to keep her, and that had been getting pregnant to keep him. When
- 1:34my mother' s terrifying change began, she made me. It was at
- 1:38the time that I had turned fifteen and was preparing to enter high school.
- 1:45By that season, my dad had suddenly appeared unannounced. He showed up in
- 1:51front of us on the street. My mom left her phone number. Apparently,
- 1:55they saw each other later, but it didn' t work out.
- 1:57After that one, my mom threatened me. He forbade me from talking to
- 2:02my dad. If I saw him on the street or came to me,
- 2:06she told me that he was going to try to persuade me to go live
- 2:08with him, because he was looking to take me to the woman with whom
- 2:13I had cheated him. My mom was lying a while later I knew that
- 2:17she had invented that story that my dad wanted to take me to his family,
- 2:23as he didn' t know the real situation. My reaction was gross.
- 2:25I felt more than upset with that man who, after having abandoned me
- 2:30not to see him in my whole life, had the indecency to come and
- 2:34ask me to go with him. In the weeks exactly what my mother had
- 2:38said, Mr Came to see me, she tried to talk to me and
- 2:44even phoned me. He even looked me out of school at the time of
- 2:47school leaving. Naturally, I treated him badly. I told him I wasn
- 2:53' t even interested in meeting him and that it was best if he left
- 2:57me alone, because if I wasn' t going to pretend I was a
- 3:01stalker, my plan had gone well within a few days he stopped insisting on
- 3:06seeing me or having contact with me. I thought everything would get better,
- 3:08but it wasn' t. My mom was on the phone with him.
- 3:13I listened to her have conversations of hours on the phone and on more than
- 3:16one occasion I checked the phone seeing with confusion that it was my dad'
- 3:21s name. I didn' t understand what my mom was doing, so
- 3:25I decided to start a fight for hiding things. That discussion didn' t
- 3:31go well I ended up being punished and she never told me why I had
- 3:37contact with him if he had even forbidden me to accept anything my dad wanted
- 3:42to tell me or give me. When summer vacations started, I stayed locked
- 3:46up at home most of the time. My mother worked in a factory at
- 3:51night, so even though she was close to her, she was asleep most
- 3:55of the day. Resting after work one morning I got tired of being locked
- 4:01up and went to find a friend who lived relatively close to the place where
- 4:06I lived. I didn' t take long, I just left the house
- 4:11about three hours, but when I got there there was chaos at home.
- 4:15My mother was awake. The pictures above the bureau were lying on the ground,
- 4:19without the photographs on them. In the kitchen there was a burnt pot
- 4:24that smelled like stinky garbage. I didn' t say anything or ask what
- 4:30happened to the expression I saw in my mom. At that time I decided
- 4:32that it was best not to say anything, because it could start punishing me
- 4:38or scolding me. No reason. She was so distracted by her madness that
- 4:42she hadn' t even noticed she wasn' t in the house. After
- 4:46the painting incident, I started seeing my mom suspicious. It seemed like he
- 4:51was guarding things, making moves different from the usual ones in the house.
- 4:56He began to empty his life of objects and to hide pockety things or to
- 5:01leave for an hour without telling me where he was going or at what time
- 5:04he was returning. He started getting calls. All the time. She hung
- 5:10up every time the cell phone rang or the house phone. All the time
- 5:14I was upset. After those calls, he was starting to get in a
- 5:18bad mood. Then he went on to have episodes of uncontrolled rage, so
- 5:23in a few weeks I went from quiet living to surviving, hiding in my
- 5:28room most of the day. It was impossible to talk to her. One
- 5:31afternoon when the phone didn' t ring anymore, my mom decided to call
- 5:36me to talk in the living room. Strangely, she was calm out of
- 5:42nowhere. He started telling me that he didn' t want me to go
- 5:46with him, that it would be his death if I decided to go live
- 5:49with my dad but I assured him that it wasn' t going to happen,
- 5:55because he didn' t even have contact with me since I threatened to
- 5:58report him as a stalker. He didn' t believe her in any way.
- 6:00I was sure I was lying to her that I was hiding things from
- 6:05her, because my dad called her every day, every hour to tell her
- 6:10that I was soon going to go with him. We got into a fight
- 6:14with Screams because she couldn' t believe me. It was such an intense
- 6:17fight that, for the first time in my life, she went straight to
- 6:20the punches instead of trying to listen to me and yelled at me that if
- 6:26I was going that would cause her whole life to fall apart and would be
- 6:30the cause of all her misfortunes. After that fight, I began to be
- 6:34a victim of senseless punishment. I started being locked up in the house when
- 6:40she went out and was forbidden to go out without warning and tell where or
- 6:44who she was going with. Besides, he had to call me on the
- 6:46cell phone he gave me to confirm if I was with whoever he said.
- 6:50My life turned into a nightmare. Almost overnight. I thought all that would
- 6:58be fleeting, but the reality is that it was getting worse every moment,
- 7:01because its violent behaviors became a religious fanaticism without control. One Sunday afternoon,
- 7:09on which I had usually been forbidden to leave, she had begun to pray
- 7:13unchecked. He knocked on my locked door. I opened him up and he
- 7:17hit me in the face. I fell on my back. He violently opened
- 7:21the door, took a boat with water and sprayed everything on me as I
- 7:26forced myself to pray with it. I followed him in everything he said to
- 7:30me in terror. I didn' t understand what was happening to him,
- 7:34but I couldn' t ask him anything either, because I knew it could
- 7:39get worse by then. I didn' t know what I could be capable
- 7:41of anymore. Maybe he' d try to hurt me with a knife.
- 7:44If I asked him what he was doing. I looked at my mother and
- 7:48I saw that she was getting more worn out, she looked unscathed and tired.
- 7:53She always seemed erratic, forgetting what she was doing. She also left
- 7:58the burners on the stove after cooking, glued or fell everywhere her religious behavior
- 8:05led her to pray every morning, leaving me locked in my room while she
- 8:09accused me of the worst things, for in her mind she was a misplaced
- 8:13traitor and other unnumbered things. It wasn' t until the fourth or fifth
- 8:20week of all that chaos that I first heard what the voice called. I
- 8:26thought I was crazy the first time I heard her, but after several times
- 8:31listening to her and being able to record her briefly on my cell phone,
- 8:35I knew I wasn' t crazy. By the time my mother was in
- 8:39that morning madness, she started talking to someone who wasn' t there.
- 8:43I checked once or twice how to play dumb to see if she spoke on
- 8:48the phone or invited someone to the house without telling me, but it wasn
- 8:52' t anything like that. The voice listened far low, but from a
- 8:58horrible depth, as if it were an animal making strange sounds. That voice
- 9:03was present at my mother' s worst moments, also deciphering a little what
- 9:07she said. I heard him say more than once that he took my life.
- 9:13I was crying for hours when I heard that, but I couldn'
- 9:16t do anything without family or close friends. It was impossible to ask for
- 9:20help and the imprisonment made the whole situation much more difficult in the midst of
- 9:26the chaos that invaded it. My mother was still working. It was a
- 9:30short time, but there was still some order in his life. One morning
- 9:33when I prayed as usual, I opened the door and saw it pouring holy
- 9:37water with wilted flowers all over the house. I would put them in a
- 9:43boat with the water and then spray the drops everywhere. I didn' t
- 9:48pray like a normal person, the words didn' t end, I changed
- 9:52the phrases. If I cried her voice, it seemed to be distorted that
- 9:58morning that I discovered her Doing that was the result of a wave of meaningless
- 10:03blow and forbade me even to be able to open my door without permission.
- 10:05I was completely trapped in my own house, in complete terror. I tried
- 10:11to find someone to help me, but the days went by without knowing what
- 10:16to do. There was little food at home I couldn' t even go
- 10:20to the bathroom anymore. Hell broke loose in my own house. My mother
- 10:24had torn away all the saints my grandmother had left in the house. He
- 10:28also took anything that represented something religious between prayers or madness. He burned them
- 10:35on the laba hands of the bathroom. He never prayed again how he was
- 10:37doing it. For weeks with the days I began to feel sick. I
- 10:43thought someone was going to ask for me having missed more than a week of
- 10:48school, but no one would call or come to see if I was okay.
- 10:52A strange pain began to stab me in the back. I felt the
- 10:56fire burning inside me. Nightmares were a thing of every night. From that
- 11:01moment on, my mother was still on her cause, so I decided that
- 11:07if anyone had to stop her, it would be me. I was brave
- 11:11and one night, when I arrived from work, after a week of not
- 11:13going, I told her to stop with whatever she was doing without explaining,
- 11:20she threw a bag of cereal in my face and put a gallon of milk
- 11:24on the table. Then he yelled at me that I didn' t care.
- 11:26What she did was to the bathroom, where she locked herself up for
- 11:31hours. I heard her cry for a long time while I was dining alone
- 11:35in the dining room. After not eating so long, I tried to wait
- 11:39for her, but the back pain was so intense that I felt I was
- 11:45dying. I went to her room, which I was forbidden to enter,
- 11:48and I looked for a pill asking God not to leave the bathroom. When
- 11:54I moved the shoe boxes where she kept the drugs, I found a photo
- 11:58album that she' s been snuffing for a long time. I ignored the
- 12:03back pain and opened the album. Until today. I don' t know
- 12:07why I did that. If the pain was unbearable, I remember the sweat
- 12:11running through my temples. My hands were also shaking because of the pangs of
- 12:16pain, which was like electricity spreading in the middle of my back. I
- 12:22looked at the photos with surprise and the surprise quickly went to anger when I
- 12:26saw that all the photographs in which I went out were scratched had erased my
- 12:33face from every picture with pen had carved so hard that even the paper in
- 12:37the photo had been broken. Just when I yelled at the first masquerade asking
- 12:43what had happened to the family album, my mother came out of nowhere.
- 12:48He was right behind me. I turned around, but immediately I was moved
- 12:52from the horror in the shadow. I saw her face was weird. It
- 12:56looked like someone else. It was like he had a horrible mask on his
- 13:01face. He yelled at me to stop getting into what I didn' t
- 13:05care about and then kicked me on the floor. I cried from the pain
- 13:09and just as I was going to try to do something to strike her back,
- 13:13I looked back at her with a completely hard face as if she had
- 13:18stuck herself in it. That horrible expression. He told me to stop kicking
- 13:22around like an animal he didn' t know what to do with. I
- 13:24was getting in. I called my mom fondly to see if that' s
- 13:28how it is. I was reacting waiting for her to stop scaring me like
- 13:33that, but the sweeter I was with her. It seemed like he was
- 13:35trying harder to hurt me. I implored him for mercy. I' ll
- 13:41never forget that she answered me laughing that she was a crybaby. She told
- 13:43me she wasn' t my mother anymore and I' d never do it
- 13:48again. I ran to my room, closed with insurance, and put the
- 13:52desk at night to lock the door, and I started to cry. That
- 13:56was definitely not my mom, but I didn' t understand how. That
- 14:00morning it seemed like a party was all over the room. I' ve
- 14:05been listening to demonic laughter since my lock- up. It seemed like my
- 14:07mother was moving things around. The frets broke, dragged, the armchairs,
- 14:13even the dogs of the neighbors barked unchecked. I didn' t sleep all
- 14:18night. I was waiting for the time to escape. Maybe she' d
- 14:24go to work in the afternoon as usual so she could get out, or
- 14:28maybe she' d fall asleep. After being unscathed that way, I waited
- 14:31at eight in the morning to get out of my room. I opened the
- 14:35door in fear. I looked everywhere and was surprised to see that the house
- 14:39was the same as the day before. I don' t know how it
- 14:43was possible for everyone to look normal. If I' m sure I heard
- 14:48as if the house had been turned upside down in a hurry. I looked
- 14:52into the room where she slept, saw it closed and took advantage of it
- 14:56to get some food. I had a hard bread with a cold soup to
- 15:01keep the smell of food from waking her up. I also changed my clothes
- 15:05so I could get out, although I still didn' t know where I
- 15:09could run for help. I was just finishing up putting my shoes on.
- 15:13When she left the room, she was ready to go to work. I
- 15:18kept quiet looking at her and walked up to the yard to grab the broom
- 15:24in case I saw her violent. But she greeted me, as I hadn
- 15:26' t done for months, and scolded me for not having washed the dish
- 15:30on which I had had breakfast. I felt like I was going crazy,
- 15:33that I had dreamed of everything because of a disease. My mother was eating
- 15:37while watching TV. Then she told me to sit down and eat with her.
- 15:43Looking at his plate, I saw that his cereal had dead cockroaches and
- 15:46so he was eating it. Without a single gesture, I ran to puke
- 15:50in the bathroom. When I returned to the dining room, I looked at
- 15:54her carefully. His hair was tangled, but it looked like he was combed.
- 16:00She smelled bad therefore, deodorant, combined with sweat and although I wanted
- 16:03to leave there to lock myself in my room, she told me she had
- 16:07to talk seriously to me. He threatened me to sit in the dining room
- 16:11with his fork. I took strength and imagined that if something happened, I
- 16:18could take his cell phone to ask for a patrol, because when I went
- 16:22to the bathroom I had seen him connected to load himself in the fence next
- 16:25to the sink. I sat down trying not to let the tears out.
- 16:30Then she smiled at me in a horrible way with all the terror in the
- 16:34world. I asked him trembling what was wrong with him. She told me
- 16:37nothing. I told her I had changed and she answered me smiling that she
- 16:42had not changed, that I was just another person I peed of terror.
- 16:48I heard it leaked from the chair to the floor, but I tried to
- 16:53hide it by following the talk. She ate without looking at the plate,
- 16:57the television or me, because being in tune with something else in her mind.
- 17:03She didn' t tell me anything, although all the time she pronounced
- 17:07that she had something important to tell me, and so we stayed more than
- 17:11an hour suddenly she stopped to go straight to her room there I began to
- 17:18hear her snoring hard I sighed relieved. It was time to get out of
- 17:19the house. Whatever it was, because I felt that, indeed, that
- 17:23was not my mother. It was more like a devilish presence than my mom.
- 17:30When I was preparing my backpack to run away, I heard the voice
- 17:34whispering and also laughing my mother was also laughing I was able to hear that
- 17:41I was grateful because soon I was going to be able to marry and be
- 17:44happy. When I was thinking about jumping out the window, I stopped.
- 17:48I went back to the entrance to my room and started putting things in to
- 17:53keep her from going in, because I suspected that I would know that I
- 17:57would leave the house without seeing to do so. When I was pulling the
- 18:03bed through the door. I heard my mother curse me, but not just
- 18:07her voice, the other voice also heard her curse me taking all the courage
- 18:14I could go out the window. Things didn' t go as I expected
- 18:18and I dislocated my shoulder as I fell from a very high place. The
- 18:22pain in my back increased at every moment. The punctures wouldn' t let
- 18:26me move forward. The pain in my arm made me scream, but I
- 18:30was trying to shut up and I don' t know how I came to
- 18:33a door to ask for help. I' m sure I lost consciousness,
- 18:37but I felt like I was awake. I felt like I was at my
- 18:41house with my mother. She was eating cereal with cockroaches again. He saw
- 18:47how the spoonfuls of huge cockroaches and earthworms gnashing between his teeth at each bite
- 18:52were carried to his mouth. I couldn' t stop crying and that crying
- 18:56had started to go up so much that I felt the rdar as it flooded
- 19:00the house little by little until the water came to my knees. She smiled,
- 19:06her teeth looked like rotten. Then I knew that wasn' t my
- 19:11mom and yelled at her to leave that being. He mocked my naivety.
- 19:15He said the payment was missing. I remember throwing my wallet at her,
- 19:19but without even looking at me she told me that the payment was my mother,
- 19:25because giving her my life could only be paid with another life. I
- 19:27woke up with a few words in the distance to hear that someone said they
- 19:33found a number to dial, and I remembered that the only emergency number I
- 19:37had in my stuff was my mom' s. I screamed not to be
- 19:41called. The paramedics looked at me in horror and then put me back to
- 19:45bed. It was connected to several devices. The blouse was upstairs, with
- 19:52wires on his chest and serum in one hand. I began to cry the
- 19:56feeling I had had when I dreamt of that thing with my mom' s
- 20:00shape had accompanied me even awake. I panicked. I couldn' t do
- 20:07anything but cry and scream. I asked for help from one of the doctors.
- 20:11It was a horrible night. It all happened so fast. My father
- 20:15showed up next to my bed out of nowhere. I remember she was crying
- 20:19and as soon as I woke up completely, she asked me how I was
- 20:25doing and then asked me permission to hug me that night were the cops and
- 20:30staff at a mental health clinic for my mom. I never wanted to see
- 20:33her again. I don' t want to know how he is either,
- 20:36or if he' s already dead. That same night, my dad told
- 20:38me that he had been looking for me for a while, but my mom
- 20:42always hid that she had taken a judge' s order so she could be
- 20:48my legal guardian, but she had begun to get very nervous. I imagined
- 20:52that that had caused her to collapse mentally without being able to resist anything.
- 20:56I let my dad take care of everything, hoping he wouldn' t end
- 21:02up being a horrible man. To my surprise, I spent the best years
- 21:06of my family life when I moved in with him, until I started college,
- 21:11and despite everything, I visited my mother many times in the psych ward.
- 21:15That dream had marked me for life. Maybe my mother had sold herself
- 21:19for having me. Anonymous account