Sent my father to prison......

This video explains where I've been and is NOT a pity me video. Please don't leave comments about pity. I made it to give you an idea of what I have been going through, and I expect a level of respect from you as I would give you if you had to do the same thing. Thank you.

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[LeGette88]

your father is ganna be sitting in a 6x12 cell, isolated, nothing but TIME. time to think of his passed, why he fucked up, how he fucked up, and WHY his in there(i.e because his daughter loved him).as dumb as it sounds, we all only get 1 dad, and 1 mom.. we CANNOT change that..maybe ill make a video response and give ya bit more advice andhopefully itll atleast a bit have you on the path of starting to forgive?

[donottakeitseriously]

@LeGette88 Eventually I will be at a point to forgive the action, but I will never stop holding him accountable for his decisions or forgive him of his responsibilities. Any respect I ever had is gone and with the life I've had to go through because of him, it's fitting he's in a cell to think about all of it. When he threatened to kill me he lost his title as father and became the evil man that he is today. Evil belongs in jail and that's where he will stay for the remainder of his life.

[LeGette88]

conti- people should forgive.. im not religious, but its a sin to not forgive, right??? anyways.. the story is too deep to type out in 200 characters, so if ud like to hear more.. or advice, let me no

[donottakeitseriously]

@LeGette88 I'm glad you think that your father has changed and that you have faith to believe that's possible. In my case, it's not possible. It's better that he stay where he is and that he fully understands why he's there. Rehabilitation is great for most things, but in this instance, it's not going to work. Forgiveness goes so far; after being subjected to the previous years I did have around him, I am very grateful to know that now I don't have to wonder where he is. He's where I put him.

[gregarganda]

I understand why you did what you did and know it was the right thing to do.

[donottakeitseriously]

@gregarganda Thank you Greg.

[LeGette88]

@donottakeitseriously "time heals all wounds" -- my dad did ALOT of shit when i was younger, and i never thought id forgive him. he was meth'd out, also always drunk.. one day when i was 12, he stuck a shotgun barrel in my face and told me to quit crying or he'd blow my brains out .. he was high out of his mind.. maybe your dad DOES need prison.. dont be so quick to judge.. the Prisons have a wierd way of working out peoples kinks. espically when its for YEARS at a time.

[LeGette88]

conti- i can tell how upset he is at times when that automated voicemail comes on saying"you have 60 seconds left".. it almost sounds like he wants to cry, but wont. just a view from a different side.

[LeGette88]

this is my 2cents : as a 23year old man, thats had his father in a state prison sense i was 12, its HARD growing up without a father/grandfather/man figure in your life.i didnt fully understand until about 17-18 what my dad did, and why he was in Prison. I mean, he was an alcoholic/drug addict at the same time, but he always hardest to try to provide for me as a kid.. and be a dad.. (i.e. Camping, fishing, sports with his son).i talk to my father regularly, and he sounds like a changed man -cont

[RazMansReality]

Hey thanks for sending me this. I will send you a message don't wanna put things in comments for the world to see but know that I'm praying for you.