Conclusions.

Also a former HS classmate recently told me that I don't know what I am talking about, it's all my imagination. That is simply not true. My therapist in 2011 told me a lot of things I never knew. Like that the lady psychiatrist I saw at 7 thought there was something wrong with me, she just never told me. He also told me I wasn't imagining the strange things I saw, they all really happened. They just has another explanation for them. (He also seemed to say there was indeed something weird going on at my HS, though he didn't go into much detail. That one is strange and I still don't have all the information on that.) And the lady who used to work for me said that the children in my grade school were being asked to play with me, much as I already knew and have even been told. So were the children in my neighborhood, which is even more weird and much harder to explain. My former therapist seems to also confirmed I saw all the stuff I did, all the abuse IOW. He also said I could get a lot of people in trouble for what they did. That's a direct quote, though he never went into detail. And one of the psychiatrists I saw in Sinai-Grace during my recent stay agreed that the one of the staff did say inappropriate things that led to seven years of suicidal ideation in 2004. It's just the way psychiatry works, he basically said.

Anyways, all the things I have said are true, they all really happened and I was abused in all the ways I said I was. That has been confirmed since at least 2011 like I said. But in case people in my life try to deny it. And it would be easy to successfully do that, since what they are doing is obviously kept hidden from the public, I think I will go back to reporting the facts and just reporting them exactly as I witnessed them. You know why I think I was abused, and others have confirmed that too. You know how I was abused. But since that has all been established and it is time for you to just decide for yourself, I will probably go back to just reporting the facts. For now at least. And let others decide for themselves, and decide if that is happened in their lives or in anyone else's.