If they were thinking of coming out themselves, they must have stopped short in their tracks when Kindle answers Dr. Phil's question "If you had advice for the girls that are still there and want to leave, what would it be?" by saying : "I would tell them not to leave... because it really sucks. It's really hard and it confirms everything that he (her abuser) said is true. And that there isn't any help."
She also says that he told her that "he's the only one that can really help her" and she goes on to say that she feels like that's true.
I understand that she feels the way she feels, because she's never knew anything else, so she has nothing to compare it too and probably suffers from Stockholm Syndrome, but her testimony could hardly be seen as an encouraging example for other victims out there that wish to leave their abusers. Quite the contrary.
This video is better suited for those who aren't or never were victims. Her testimony serves quite well at exposing the pedophiles and traffickers at the very top, however. And that, in itself, is very commendable.
She would be THE definition of Stockholm Syndrome. Her entire life's memories are of being with her abuser. Depending on that POS to eat, live, breath. Regardless of how wicked it was she KNEW only that. THAT was "home". It makes no sense to our normally formed brains, but her brain has been formed undergoing trauma we can't fathom. I don't even know where one would begin to build a life after that. I sincerely hope she gets the help she desperately needs. She is a voice for those left behind and I hope she realizes that that must be her mission after beginning the process of attempting to heal. The human spirit is so amazing. On a side note, I'd love to know how she escaped. Never did hear that part.
Yep, she definitely is the definition of Stockholm syndrome and I'd also like to know how she escaped. But what I'd like to know even more, is who is the powerful man who owned her...
Ya I was imagining someone Hispanic, possibly cartel related. I don't know why. Possibly bc I know how the Mexican border rat line works and how they house and enslave the girls and it just sounds familiar. But honestly he could be from anywhere.
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atodaro ago
I hope this is the crack in the dam! I hope many see this and start thinking they can open up and tell about it!
YingYangMom ago
If they were thinking of coming out themselves, they must have stopped short in their tracks when Kindle answers Dr. Phil's question "If you had advice for the girls that are still there and want to leave, what would it be?" by saying : "I would tell them not to leave... because it really sucks. It's really hard and it confirms everything that he (her abuser) said is true. And that there isn't any help." She also says that he told her that "he's the only one that can really help her" and she goes on to say that she feels like that's true.
I understand that she feels the way she feels, because she's never knew anything else, so she has nothing to compare it too and probably suffers from Stockholm Syndrome, but her testimony could hardly be seen as an encouraging example for other victims out there that wish to leave their abusers. Quite the contrary.
This video is better suited for those who aren't or never were victims. Her testimony serves quite well at exposing the pedophiles and traffickers at the very top, however. And that, in itself, is very commendable.
Freemasonsrus ago
She would be THE definition of Stockholm Syndrome. Her entire life's memories are of being with her abuser. Depending on that POS to eat, live, breath. Regardless of how wicked it was she KNEW only that. THAT was "home". It makes no sense to our normally formed brains, but her brain has been formed undergoing trauma we can't fathom. I don't even know where one would begin to build a life after that. I sincerely hope she gets the help she desperately needs. She is a voice for those left behind and I hope she realizes that that must be her mission after beginning the process of attempting to heal. The human spirit is so amazing. On a side note, I'd love to know how she escaped. Never did hear that part.
YingYangMom ago
Yep, she definitely is the definition of Stockholm syndrome and I'd also like to know how she escaped. But what I'd like to know even more, is who is the powerful man who owned her...
Freemasonsrus ago
Ya I was imagining someone Hispanic, possibly cartel related. I don't know why. Possibly bc I know how the Mexican border rat line works and how they house and enslave the girls and it just sounds familiar. But honestly he could be from anywhere.