Son pushed to the limit

[genuine]

Hi everyone,

I haven't been here in aaaages, alot has changed in my life but thats for another time. I wanted to post a link to a tragic story about a man who killed his parents. I am by no means condoning murder but this article gives you a throught provoking perspective and underneath you can read a comment left by his daughter. I have also read what his wife had to say, she sent her story to a magazine, which broke my heart. This guy wasn't evil just trusted his narcissistic Parents and got stabbed in the back. Check it out.

http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,20889211-3102,00.html

genuine

[Sela]

Hiya Genuine!

How are you doing?  Hope things are going well for you!

Thanks for posting this one as it really got me thinking about my limits and what happens when I reach them.  Am I pushed past my limits?  Or do I choose (either to move past that point or allow someone to push or pull me?).  I used to think I was shoved but now I find myself disagreeing with myself ( ).

Anyway, that's probably way off topic.  It is certainly a tragic situation, in the case you linked.  I don't condone such behaviour either.  However, I know there is a fine line some where that must be guarded.
I feel sorry for everyone involved because no matter which way I look at it, everyone lost something there.

Sela

[sea stormr]

well it is a pity that they can't share that plunger coffee anymore. The whole thing is really bonkers. This is an example of the inane reporting that presents a comic book story out of something that would take at least a book.

Off the top I wish the poor sod would have just moved away.
I worked with a native family and THREE brothers committed suicide in the same bedroom over a period of five years. Well, obviously they should have locked up the room and avoided the whole problem. I think there was more to it than that. Plenty more.

Sea storm

[Stormchild]

There is nothing in the world more poisonous than betrayal.

[sea storm]

Funny how betrayal begins the process of coming out of denial. It cuts like a knife.

Sea storm