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How It All Began - Five Years Old
by Angel O'Hare

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Comment by thisisme on 08/02/13
The younger the victim is the more pissed off I become. Five years old is basically utterly helpless and dependant. Bullies are not only located on schools and campuses.

Comment by juliej on 07/17/10
intersting story

Comment by Silvia  (from Brazil) on 06/26/10
Very, very bad story.
Silvia.

Comment by Molly on 05/07/08
I would also remark that my parents used other methods (than forced fem) to crush my spirit. Authoritarian people cannot tolerate being challenged in any way.

Comment by Molly on 05/07/08
I sense from the brief synopsis and Angel's comment here that this story is autobiographical. It certainly puts the dark aspects of "A Life Ever Changing" into context.

I once met someone who grew up in an orphanage staffed by women. The stories he told of unspeakable cruelty they perpetrated on him for the sin of breathing while being male were awful. He told us that, before he was old enough to understand the implications of the action, one nurse persuaded him to expose himself and to begin massaging his penis. She then ran and reported the "despicable" thing he was doing to someone in authority (I can't really recall but, if it was a Catholic orphanage, it would have been one of the Sisters), who came in and saw him doing it. I could not doubt the truth of his stories, given his shy, quiet, fearful, broken-spirited nature.

Anyone remember Bob Fosse's autobiographical film, "All that Jazz?" One scene depicts an incident when he was a young boy stage performer. Three women take advantage of his incipient sex addiction by giving him a "massage" through his silk pants just before he is to go on stage. He cannot understand why the audience is laughing at him while he is doing a simple "top hat and tails" dance number, until he looks down and sees the growing stain spreading down the crotch of his pants.

Is there any end to the vicious vindictiveness of women?


Comment by STANLEY MORTON on 09/06/07
ANGEL, WHAT THOSE PARENTS AND MOM DID WAS CRUEL. I DO NOT BLAME RICKY FOR BEING MAD, HOW DARE HIS MOM PUNISH HIM FOR STANDING UP FOR HIMSELF

Comment by Angel O'Hare on 09/10/04
Jenna,

Some story's taken from real life situations are not meant to be enjoyed. They are meant to show others that there are other, not so nice things going on out there, and how the individuals respond is a story in itself.

If you like the "G" rated everything is nice all the time stories I urge you to read 'Barbara Lynn Terry'. Her story's are entertaining, heartwarming and never is there a negative that does not turn into a positive.

Huggles
Angel

Comment by Jenna on 09/09/04
Gross. In my book there is NOTHER a five year old could do that needs to be responed to by being crewel. this is just abuse by sick sick people. Not you beat work dear,not by a long shot. Sorry but I difinitly disliked this one.

Comment by julie on 02/02/04
an interesting story it seems that rickeys mother wanted a girl not a boy they way hospital staff went about was not very proffesional and what a way to go to wake up in a girls ward with everything in plain site this story has far more to add to it and hopefully we will get to here more of this story it will be very interesting

Comment by Ray Kitten on 02/17/03
ICK!  I am not really a fan of stories based around cruelty for it's own sake and that is clearly what this story is.  I would suggest a more reasonable motivation for the actions of the mother and nursing staff, like for whatever reason he has to be kept in the girls ward and so they disguise him to in fact save him humiliation, admitedly the plot is strained in that example but I feel the same of the story as it stands.



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