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like a father should... (fiction)[*warning - graphic - violence*]

Started by Sarah_aus, October 28, 2010, 05:15:49 AM

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Sarah_aus

Ok, so I wrote this the other night, when I was having a pretty low day, its not based on experience, but rather, imagination, one of the ways I see coming out to my father playing out in my head.... I haven't written for a long time...
I would love any feedback or critisism

Hugs,

Sarah

Like a father should....

Flesh coloured impact from the left....

"d-da..d...wha..." another from the right.....this one connects with my jaw...

forcing me back into the car, I feel the  mirror digging into my back, snapping under the force, the window smashes.

"you...you...worthless, waste of space!" he seethes...."you're not my son"
I can hear the tremor in his voice, I don't think I've ever seen him this angry before...No, not angry....Disappointed

I don't fight back....I can't fight back....he's too strong....I'm too scared, I was always scared of him...

blood dripping from his fist as he raises it to my face again, he grabs the front of my shirt....his fist shaking, white knuckles

Is that his blood or mine?

"go on" I gasp, tears already forming in my eyes "if it makes you feel better.... do it..." I can't look him in the eye....I close my eyes and brace myself for the inevitable impact....

nothing.

I open my eyes, slowly....first one, then the other....

he's just standing there. fist still raised, like a cobra, waiting to strike its prey....

"y-you're right d-dad...I'm not your son...I never was..." I barely whisper, tears rolling down my face...

grabbing my shoulder, He roughly shoves me back against the car....I feel his forearm against my throat...still wet from the blood...

"just...." he pauses, I think he's going to explode "...get out of here, you..." he trails off

"y-you had to kn-ow....y-you m-must ha-ve" I squeak...my voice sounding strained and weak.

"SHUT UP" he screams...."YOU, Y-OU ABOMINATION!"

the look in his eyes.... I know that look.....I've seen it before

Hate.

he shoves me to the ground....towering over me...threatening... his shadow blocking out the light...

pain sears through my palm, as it lands in the glistening shards of glass

"........." he opens his mouth, as if to say something, but no words come out...

I lay there on the driveway, too scared to move.... cowering under him, my eyes downcast, suddenly interested in the oil, the glass, the blood on the pavement...

"look at me" he's almost crying "look at me" louder this time

I lift my eyes to meet his... "...how could you do this to me?" he sobs

clutching my hand tightly "I-I d-didn't ask for this" I motion to myself

"you make me sick" he spat "don't ever come back here"

I knew he would react this way, and still I came, why did I come here?

Was I punishing myself? Did I think I deserved this?

no that wasn't it...

Hope... Hope that he could act like a father should act.... Hope that he would welcome me with open arms

I pick myself up, hurting all-over, shake it off - it doesn't matter right now....

I take one last look at that house, at him....

"goodbye" I practically whisper - more to myself than to him

no response.

I turn my back, on him, on that house, on that life...for the last time

why couldn't he just act...

...like a father should?
"There is a place you can touch a woman that will drive her crazy. Her heart." - Melanie Griffith
"It's true that we don't know what we've got until we lose it, but it's also true that we don't know what we've been missing until it arrives." - Unknown
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Janet_Girl

Even though you only used your imagination, many of our brothers and sisters do receive this type of reaction from Daddy-Dearest.  And worse.

I don't know if there was ever been a study, but I would say that some have been added to TDOR list because they died at the hands of a parent.  Too sad, too sad.

I wonder if my Dad would have reacted that way.  I never really ever told them.
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Dana Lane

I was scared to death to come out to my twin brother. He is a bit rednecky, homophobic acting, etc. The scariest part of my transition was coming out to him. When I finally did, he fully accepted me (even though he didn't totally understand it). I don't know anything about your situation but for mine I found out I fretted over nothing. I consider myself lucky!
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Former TS Separatist who feels deep regret
http://www.transadvocate.com/category/dana-taylor
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Sarah_aus

Thanks for the replies,

I don't know how my dad will react, but I do know him, and while I haven't suffered at his hands, nor witnessed anyone else... I am scared, of him, of his views, and most of all of his reaction.
Given my family and the way things are, I will have to oneday tell him, and the rest of the family, though he is the one I worry about, everyone else will either accept it or won't but his reaction for some reason means so much more to me than anyone elses...

I know that I could be worrying over nothing, but until the day comes that I am comfortable enough with myself to tell him and the rest of my family - I won't know.

I am truly sorry that so many have died at the hands of anyone, especially a parent or loved one.

Hugs,

Sarah
"There is a place you can touch a woman that will drive her crazy. Her heart." - Melanie Griffith
"It's true that we don't know what we've got until we lose it, but it's also true that we don't know what we've been missing until it arrives." - Unknown
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