S11 E8: [Molly] Unimaginable Rage

This week survivor Molly shares her story.

*Content warning: This episode includes descriptions of emotional and physical violence, sibling abuse, and workplace abuse.

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Sources:

Psychology Today: Dorothy Suskind, Ph.D., The Six Stages of Workplace Bullying, June 2020.

Workplace Bullying Institute: Gary Namie, PhD, WBI U.S. Workplace Bullying Survey Full Report January 2021.

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HORROR STORY NANNY ABUSED BY CHILDREN

OMFG This story from Molly is horrifying. Parents so dysfunctional and toxic, the kid involved is a product by the parents and is 10000000% psycho. true. This kid is far gone, evil, no empathy, will turn out to be serial killer. Molly, there's only one way and it's up. Who else having worked for that family has same or similar results? If I were you would be investigating this and who is the now nanny? Sue those parents, get evidence. Then move away somewhere else so psycho kid cannot find you when older.

OMG! These parents won a gold medal for worst parents

Listening to Molly brought back so many memories for me from my previous employer. I have so many bad memories from this employer for the abuse I had from my boss and her boss. This also brought memories from a man I was dating who allowed her 5 year old to spit on me. When I tried to discipline the child the father was upset. Fast forward to 20 years later, he called me I asked how his son was doing, his response was “he’s in jail for domestic abuse it was his 5th time, he’s incarcerated for 7 years. My response was - oh well! Glad he will not be hurting anyone for a while, and I hope the judge will throw away the keep.