Child Abuse Monologue

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Really? How could you do that? I truly don’t understand you. I have done a lot for you. I have given you my heart, my child, my body, my time, everything! However, it is still not enough. I need you to stop with the lies, cheating, and abuse. Please don’t get me started on the abuse. I have been going through it for years. It is mental and emotional abuse and I am no longer taking that from you. You are slowly tearing me apart. Not to mention the effect this is having on your son. I needed you to treat me like your queen, your everything, but you did not. At this point this ring is just that, a ring. You can have it. Sure, you could tell me what I want to hear again, but I don’t want to hear it. You know what I want? I want you out of my life,

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