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- 0:02There was something unusual about my family. I always knew it and though I
- 0:06never dared to go too deep into it. During my childhood I was adopted
- 0:10at the age of five and grew up to be the center of my family
- 0:14’ s attention, as I was the only granddaughter in a family that seemed
- 0:19to attach great importance to the family tree. However, when I arrived I
- 0:23was added without problems and even grandfather sent to replace the painting of the wall
- 0:27with the tree to include me. Even when I was five, I had
- 0:32never felt so included in my entire young life. But I also quickly noticed
- 0:37that not a single child had been born for generations. The members of my
- 0:43family were all men with the clear exception of their respective wives, a strange
- 0:49coincidence that always puzzled me. As I grew older, my curiosity increased because
- 0:56no one in my family had daughters when I knew about it. My parents
- 1:00always deserved that it was a genetic issue that had simply not been given the
- 1:06opportunity. I accepted that explanation for a long time, but as I became
- 1:11a teenager, I began to doubt its veracity. Could it be a genetic
- 1:17matter that all the descendants of my family were male. Life followed its course
- 1:23and I largely forgot about my teenage curiosity, until one day, during a
- 1:27family meal, one of my closest aunts announced that she was pregnant. The
- 1:34joy filled the room and everyone seemed excited about the news, especially to me,
- 1:40since I am a person who has always liked babies and was anxious to
- 1:44meet him. But that joy soon turned into terror and disappointment. At eighteen
- 1:52weeks of pregnancy, when the doctor told us that drinking was a child,
- 1:56my family suddenly changed. Grandma and my mother cried silently, but what surprised
- 2:01me most was her expression of disappointment. It was hard for me to understand
- 2:07why they were so devastated by the fact that my aunt was going to have
- 2:12a daughter, since I personally liked the news. I' d finally have
- 2:17a cousin instead of so many cousins. Don' t misunderstand me I love
- 2:22my cousins, but deep down I' ve always loved a cousin. When
- 2:25I asked my mother about this. Your answer puzzled me even more. At
- 2:31first he tried to deflect the subject, but I insisted. I even remember
- 2:36at some point I told her that if everyone hated the girls so much,
- 2:39I didn' t understand why they had adopted me to what she looked at
- 2:44me and told me it wasn' t. That' s why she told
- 2:46me that they weren' t disappointed that I was a child, that they
- 2:53were just scared, since in our family girls didn' t usually survive.
- 2:57I was dazzled without understanding the meaning behind those words, how it could be
- 3:02possible what dark secret was hiding from my family. But my mother didn'
- 3:07t want to go into details and insisted that I shouldn' t worry and
- 3:13just assume that my cousin would never be born, despite my confusion, I
- 3:19decided not to go into the matter any further. I was in my teens
- 3:23and had other concerns in mind, but as my aunt' s pregnancy progressed,
- 3:28I noticed that no one in my family was buying things for the baby
- 3:31or planning a baby shower. I remember even once I went with my aunt
- 3:37and offered to organize her, even if it was a small thing. However,
- 3:42instead of a yes or a no, it just started to cry.
- 3:46That day. My mother scolded me for being so insensitive and told me again
- 3:50that the baby was not going to be born. However, even though everyone
- 3:53said that, I could notice that their pregnancy was still normal, which was
- 3:58even more confusing for me. Finally, the day of the birth came and
- 4:03with him more questions and mystery, the contractions became stronger and, instead of
- 4:10calling an ambulance or taking my aunt to the hospital, my family prepared at
- 4:14Grandfather' s house. They were all helping, but no one explained to
- 4:20me, because my aunt had to give birth at home. The worried looks
- 4:24and whispers behind my back increased my anxiety. I stayed in the middle of
- 4:30the room surrounded by family members who moved nervously. My mother was there,
- 4:34although her expression was an enigma, and my grandmother, who had been crying
- 4:39since my aunt announced her pregnancy, held an amulet between her hands, murmuring
- 4:44incomprehensible words in an ancient language and grandfather supervised everything as if she were in
- 4:51charge of a strange desperate ritual. I saw myself in the middle of a
- 4:58situation that I never imagined witnessing in between the tumult and the lack of hands,
- 5:01they asked me to help pass towels and utensils necessary for the delivery.
- 5:06I was there watching my aunt struggle in the midst of screams and pains,
- 5:12while my family rushed to assist her. Now they became an eternity, as
- 5:16the baby struggled to see the light. During that time I was immersed in
- 5:24disturbing thoughts. Why my mother had lied to me that way by telling me
- 5:30that the girls in my family were not born, when at that very moment
- 5:35I was witnessing the birth of a girl directly from my family' s family
- 5:42tree. Finally, the baby emerged. However, what I saw left me
- 5:45icy his eyes were covered by a strange gray cloud. At the time I
- 5:50assumed I was blind. However, he seemed to look at everyone. I
- 5:55don' t know how else to write it, but I moved my eyes
- 5:59like I prayed and looked at the world in a way no one else could
- 6:02understand. He did not cry, as was usual in newborns, but what
- 6:08followed was even more frightening. He uttered a heartbreaking scream, a squeal that
- 6:14looked like the lament of someone who was suffering the worst pain of his life.
- 6:17Then he stood still and died. The room was filled with silence.
- 6:24No one knew how to react, and it was as if everyone had been
- 6:29waiting for this outcome beforehand. But still. At the bottom of each one
- 6:32was the hope that he would survive and his death was still painful. There
- 6:39was a funeral, a strange ceremony in which the girl, who had only
- 6:43lived for a few seconds, was fired with a disturbing solemnity. The situation
- 6:48tormented me in my mind and kept rewinding over and over again those cloudy eyes
- 6:54and the heartbreaking cry of that baby. And as I saw the coffin as
- 6:59small as it sounded to me to give me a strong panic attack, which
- 7:02I couldn' t hide and decided it was best to get out. From
- 7:04there I walked away from the crowd in search of fresh air. While I
- 7:10was outside, my grandmother approached me. He told me not to worry,
- 7:15that this had nothing to do with me, and that hopefully I could give
- 7:19him a great- granddaughter like me intrigued. I asked her how she knew
- 7:26that before my grandmother could say a word. My mother showed up out of
- 7:30nowhere and ordered my grandmother not to tell me anything. My mother looked at
- 7:34me harshly and made me return to the funeral service. As I walked away,
- 7:40I heard my mother whispering to my grandmother that she didn' t want
- 7:44me to know anything about it. They wanted to keep me away from everything
- 7:47and if my grandmother revealed anything, they would be forced away from her and
- 7:53any family member to protect me. The confusion and fear took over me.
- 7:58What a dark secret my family was keeping, why they were so determined to
- 8:03hide it from me I was in a whirlwind of unanswered questions. If no
- 8:07one was willing to give me any explanation. The years passed and I was
- 8:13about to turn seventeen. At that moment, something strange happened on the eve
- 8:20of my birthday. I had a disturbing dream that remains etched in my mind
- 8:24until today. The dream began in an old house, a majestic mansion that
- 8:31lay in ruins. It was clear that no one had lived there for decades.
- 8:37Although in the dream he did not have a clear reason, he knew
- 8:41that this house had at some point housed a wealthy family with valuable belongings.
- 8:46With determination I began to explore every corner in search of jewelry or money.
- 8:52At some point I entered one of the rooms, because there was a bureau
- 8:56in which there seemed to be a box of a jeweler I opened the box
- 9:01and, to my surprise, I only found ashes like a cigarette. Disconcerted.
- 9:05I closed the box and measured my turn just to find myself with a
- 9:09bed that wasn' t there before. But then, when I turned around
- 9:13to leave I bumped into a tall old woman with extremely long brown skin,
- 9:20since, despite having braids, they almost reached the floor. His gray eyes
- 9:26stared at me, reminding me of the strange child who was born years ago.
- 9:33The old lady told me that the jewels belonged to her and that I
- 9:37should leave them where I found them, even though I didn' t know
- 9:39why. In the dream I refused to obey, ran to the door determined
- 9:45to escape with my booty. However, the halls of the house seemed endless
- 9:48with more doors than any house could house. The scariest thing was not the
- 9:56architecture of the house, but the voice of the old woman, who recited
- 10:00sounded throughout the building. He demanded that I return his jewels and warn me
- 10:03of deadly consequences if I didn' t. Despite being a person who valued
- 10:09ethics in sleep, he acted in a completely different way, determined not to
- 10:13return the jewels. I opened a door and met the old woman again,
- 10:20accompanied by other women. They were forming a circle in the room, in
- 10:26the center of which there was a pile of leaves soaked in a yellowish and
- 10:31smelly amber. After seeing the disturbing scene in the dream, I was terrified
- 10:35without really understanding what was happening as I stepped back, the wood creaked under
- 10:41my feet, which alerted the women in the room. Their smiles were sinister
- 10:48and strange, which sent me chills in the back and all of them in
- 10:52a macabre choir. They demanded that I return the jewels immediately. However,
- 10:58in l l l l l r r. From obeying, I retreated and
- 11:01began to run desperate to get out of that house that had become a nightmare.
- 11:07As he escaped, the voices resounded again, but this time they did
- 11:13not demand the jewels, but seemed to be on a sort of countdown starting
- 11:18from number twenty- five. I could not understand what it meant, but
- 11:24in that dream I had the inexplicable certainty that this countdown represented the age at
- 11:30which my future daughter would die. Still, I wasn' t willing to
- 11:35let go of the jewels. Finally, the countdown came to zero and a
- 11:39creepy voice from the old lady told me she will never be born. At
- 11:45that moment I heard a baby crying from a fountain in the courtyard of the
- 11:50house. The fountain was stagnant and filled with mud and tadpoles, but the
- 11:56baby' s crying was unmistakable. Without thinking about it, I put my
- 12:01hands in the water and took out a baby seemed real, but almost immediately
- 12:07it started coughing and died. What happened next filled me with horror. The
- 12:11baby fell into my hands like it melted. Diabolical laughter resonated and as I
- 12:18looked at a window I saw the women laughing at me. Then I woke
- 12:24up in my home, soaked in sweat and overwhelmed by fear. It had
- 12:28been the worst nightmare I had ever experienced and despite knowing it was just a
- 12:33dream, the images and sensations persisted in my mind. I didn' t
- 12:39know what to do about it and I decided not to tell my mother or
- 12:43anyone. It seemed so irrational and terrifying that I couldn' t believe it
- 12:48was more than a nightmare. Throughout the day. I couldn' t get
- 12:54those pictures out of my head. The nightmare tormented me and I felt that
- 12:58I could not share it with anyone in my family, although I had never
- 13:03been given any reason to believe that they would bother me. If I did.
- 13:07As the days passed, I could not free myself from that strange dream,
- 13:11although I did not experience it again every night I remained fresh in my
- 13:16mind and can remember it with all the details to this day. However,
- 13:22I never had the courage to share it with any member of my family.
- 13:26I only opened up to some close friends, who, having no information about
- 13:31my family, did not give him the importance he might deserve. For them
- 13:37it was simply a terrifying dream that had no real impact on our lives.
- 13:43The years passed and the theme of the nightmare became less frequent or at least
- 13:48more tolerable, although it never completely disappeared. Sometimes she spent whole days without
- 13:54thinking about her. I arrived at the age of 27 and the idea of
- 13:58having a baby began to cross my mind. My fiancé and I considered it
- 14:03the right time to take that step in our lives. However, my grandmother
- 14:07became ill and seemed to be in her last moments. I was constantly visiting
- 14:13her in the hospital, because we had always had a close relationship. My
- 14:18fiancé and I decided that, although we didn' t know how long my
- 14:22grandmother had left, at least we would give her the news that we were
- 14:26planning on having a baby. We wanted him to leave this world knowing our
- 14:30decision. But just the day we were going to share our intentions, I
- 14:35had that terrifying dream. Again I realized I wouldn' t have another chance,
- 14:43so I decided to tell my mother the dream. When I visited my
- 14:45grandmother at the hospital, I explained to her that I had had the dream.
- 14:50When I was seventeen, I had not wanted to tell any family member.
- 14:56My grandmother listened horrifiedly and tears filled her eyes more. My mother apologized,
- 15:03regretting that she thought she could escape the family curse. Adapting myself told
- 15:09me to apologize for bringing me a cursed family. My grandmother was also visibly
- 15:16concerned and I was confused. I asked them to explain to me what they
- 15:22meant by the family curse. My grandmother looked at me with sadness and asked
- 15:26me if I had ever wondered why all the descendants of the family were men
- 15:31and why all the women came from other families. I said yes, but
- 15:37my mother had always told me not to worry about it. After the initial
- 15:43shock, both my mother and grandmother began to share with me the story of
- 15:48the curse on our family. They also told me that every member of the
- 15:56direct family had the same dream that I had had when I was seventeen.
- 16:02Normally, all were prepared psychologically as they grew at least fourteen or fifteen years
- 16:08of age. The parents sat down with their children and revealed to them what
- 16:14the future meant for them. However, I was never told anything, as
- 16:18my mother believed that, by being adopted and having no blood bond with the
- 16:22family, I would not be included in the curse Now we knew that was
- 16:29not true and that every person who joined the family, no matter where it
- 16:32came from, was also cursed. According to history, my great- grandfather
- 16:38' s great- grandmother had ventured to rob a house where it was rumored
- 16:44that there was much gold and wealth, even though she did find treasures.
- 16:48It turned out that the house belonged to a witch and the witch allowed her
- 16:53to take away the riches, but cursed her telling her that from that moment
- 16:59on, every granddaughter born in the family would die seconds after her birth.
- 17:03At that time, my great- grandmother saw that deal as a blessing,
- 17:07as she had no intention of being a mother. However, he was only
- 17:12seventeen at the time and never imagined that years later he would change his mind
- 17:18and wish to have a child. Her first pregnancy resulted in the birth and
- 17:23death of a child, as did her second, third and fourth pregnancies.
- 17:30It wasn' t until the fifth pregnancy that she finally had a male baby.
- 17:33Since then, every child born into the family died shortly after birth,
- 17:38regardless of precautions taken or desperate attempts to break the curse, had reached the
- 17:44point of resignation. There would be no direct female offspring in that family and
- 17:52there was nothing and no one who could do anything about it. After sharing
- 17:56this story with me or R, my mother apologized again and told me that
- 18:02I really didn' t know the curse would affect me, despite everything.
- 18:07At first I didn' t want to believe this story. I went on
- 18:11with my plans to have a baby and a year after my grandmother' s
- 18:15death I got pregnant. Despite the fears, I decided to take all necessary
- 18:22precautions to have a healthy pregnancy. My child was born and, although I
- 18:27felt scared, I did everything I could to keep her safe. However,
- 18:33as I had been warned, my daughter died a few minutes after she was
- 18:37born. It was a devastating blow. That traumatic pregnancy made me reconsider everything
- 18:44and I decided not to try again. Finally, I had to divorce my
- 18:48partner, as he wanted to keep trying to have a baby with me and
- 18:53I told him it was better for him to leave before he was cursed too.
- 18:57Now I know I' ll never be able to have a baby without
- 19:02him being convicted since his birth. Anonymous account