Last night when I listened to the Sandusky interview it took me back to the day I confronted my abuser. I can remember the look on his face when he said, "I'm not saying you are not telling the truth, but..." And so goes the story... I immediately cut him off and finished what I'd come to do, confront him, forgive him, and release him to the universe and God. That confrontation was something I'd prayed about for years and finally had the courage and strength to face my abuser.
Of course Sandusky is innocent until proven guilty (in a court of law). However, his candid denial of any wrong doings leads me to believe he is guilty (based on my personal experience). If he is, in fact, guilty he just re-assaulted all those innocent children by denying his actions. Why would a child (so many children) make up such stories? Why would adults make accusations about horrible things this man did to helpless children?
In the end, the denial matters not. What matters are the children (families) and their well being. I say to the children, be strong and courageous. Confront and release (if and when you can). Don't let the predator have the power or get the victory.
Be Blessed,
DADT Story
2 comments:
very courageous of you to share! you're right. the healing of the victims is most important. the vindication of the abuser matters not. (heavenly) justice will be served.
Thanks for your comments. I'm Blessed to be at a point to be able to share. I hope others will find courage and healing in my story.
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