Safety of Teens

Abandoned teens will find undue trouble.  My ex-wife told me during our marriage, credibly at the time, that around the age of 17 or 18 she brought her date over to her parents' apartment while they were away; that they were alone at her invitation, and that he raped her.  The ripple effect of her traumas and of her parents' behaviors needs to stop being pushed onto my teens.  Abandon and parental alienation cause the potential for such abuse and neglect to teens, especially vulnerable young women.  The teens' lives have been in peril, worst since June 30, 2022 when they were manipulated to leave father suddenly, without prior discussion nor true justification.  Many "adults" keep me, the teens' loving father, away and in the dark.  It is not for the teens, then aged 14 and 15, to decide to leave, attempting to push falsehoods, lured by the illusion of material excess.  The teens continue existing under a regime, bullied, coerced, manipulated, seduced by "adults" who pull the strings, treat them like puppets, and leave them to vice.  That is not love and is unhealthy.

While this is not the teens' fault and they are not to blame, the teens need to take responsibility and courage to recognize the danger they face, to act, to stand up to the abuse they were pushed into by a regime of alienators, intent on revenge against father, and greedy for a few dollars more, who fail the teens every day with their willful blindness.  The teens have the complete legal right to turn the tables on that regime and its illusions, as I emailed to them on July 3, 2022.

I continue to hold my teens' well-being in high priority, obviously from this letter.  I am and have been available to make a real difference, but have been instead ostracized, marginalized, railroaded, lawfared against, treated with contempt by the regime.

My opinion is my right and my obligation to manifest, as I have and continue to do.  I post this one online as truth is clocked and manifested, on Tuesday morning August 26, 2025.  The goal of this letter, consistent with my lifelong role as their father, is for my teens to be aware and alert of the real dangers they've been facing, and to encourage them to make real, honest, authentic, necessary changes in their lives.  No more performative garbage from the regime or its flying monkeys (those who perform enabling work on behalf of an abusive person.)  My teens are a priority, and their safety as well as mine are to be promoted, heard, respected, appreciated.

Money is neither a solution nor a replacement for the in-person relationship between a parent, father in this case, and his children.

I leave you with current events that prompted this essay.  Elon Musk posted in the past 24 hours on the consequence of similar failures by "adults" across the globe:

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1960014551979532506

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1960015076620165515

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1960018158988697971

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1960019006875897880

https://x.com/extradeadjcb/status/1960077034841055741








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