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  • #83040
    Inky
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    Hi thisismeagan,

    One possible explanation is that he must feel shame. Shame and guilt for being in jail and for the lost years. Someone told me once that it gets to the point where the time has been so long that the person thinks it’s TOO long to ever make going back an option.

    If you’re up for it ~ and it’s TOTALLY optional! ~ find out where he lives now (a private investigator can help you with that). And contact/Visit him. Also visit and contact your siblings. Don’t worry, despite what people say, their lives won’t be “ruined”. He did after all, bring it on himself. You do exist. You Do!!

    Now, after you visit these people, if they act like anything less than family ~ at least you tried. Then you can leave ~ on YOUR terms!

    Blessings,

    Inky

    #83050
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear thisismeagan:

    My view is that you may as well write to any other inmate or look for contact with any stranger out there. Pick a person in the street and try to start a conversation or a relationship. There is nothing there just like there is nothing there between you and any stranger picked randomly.

    anita

    #83079
    Meagan Black
    Participant

    Hi Inky,

    Thank you so much for your kind and inspirational words. You’ve given me some great insight.

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