Alcoholism

Children living in this type of environment may feel anger, shame, and sadness. They are forced to take on adult roles much earlier because their parents are irresponsible. For instance it shows this in The Glass Castle because the children are forced to make their own meals and fend for themselves because Rex is too busy drinking and Rose Mary is careless (Walls). Alcoholism takes away children’s childhood by forcing them to take on adult roles. Another example of this is when Billy Deel is forced to take care of himself while his father is passed out and constantly drinking, “Billy had a lot of unsupervised time on his hands” (Walls 82).

After years of violence and abuse, Steven’s mother had had it. After Danielle had just been molested by her father, she thought that their was nothing left to live for. She had pulled the trigger on herself, killing one of the few people that Steven had cared about. After this incident, Steven rebelled against everything that he believed in. He just felt like there was nothing to live for and no one he could depend on.

He had a difficult relationship with his alcoholic mother, who abused him as a child and would lock him in the basement, scared he would hurt his sisters. Kemper found interest in taking lives of cats away. His mother could not handle him anymore, therefore she sent him off to his grandparents. Kemper’s first murder was when he was only 15, he murdered his grandmother and then grandfather minutes later. He was then sent to

Eric and I were married August 2005 we soon then had our daughter Alexis May 14 2006. things were not good he was jealous of the baby and the time and attention I had given her we were fighting a lot and a contemplating leaving him then. He would always seem to somehow persuade me or get me to stay, he was a good talker and a natural salesman. Eric was always too sexual. He left pornographic material hanging in our home in plain view of our children, also was constantly watching porn. He has a severe problem with it and even my mom she always hated coming over he had Pamela Anderson and other people like that on our walls.

Her mother constantly berates her about the lack of gentleman callers. Amanda says exasperatedly, “What right have you got to jeopardize your job - jeopardize the security of us all?” What she doesn’t notice is that everything is weighing heavy upon Tom’s shoulders; he is almost to the end of his rope. His father left him, his mother degrades and devalues all that he contributes to the family and his poor sister, and he fears she will be alone forever, stuck with their controlling, monster of a mother. It all becomes too much for him and he goes out drinking almost every night. Slowly becoming an alcoholic like his father; at least that’s the fear of his mother.

He even got bolder about it and soon went as often as he liked" (p. 18). I believe that separated parents can really affect so badly a family; and like in many cases, this happened in Essie Mae's. I think George Lee, who was her eight year old uncle, was one of the most negative persons during her childhood. This boy, who was supposed to take care of Essie Mae and the other kids, was a total bad model for her and that's also why she hated him. Many times this kid did hit them for any reason and he never cared about them.

Kemper’s father would commit those horrendous acts on his daughters and because Ed resembled his father’s looks, his mother neglected him. She blamed him for her problems, depriving him of the basic need of tender, love, and care. Criminal Personality Research Project showed 70 percent of serial murderers had a familial history of drug or alcohol abuse. Four in ten reported being physically abused or beaten during childhood. However, emotional

The only person he was nice to was his mother. Thomas is a little bit geekier than most people, and Victor knows this. Thomas is always telling stories, and trying to get Victor's attention. Victor finds this very annoying, always telling Thomas he wants him to go away. Throughout the beginning of the movie it shows Victors hostilit... ... middle of paper ... ...tor, and said they were drunk and harassing him, although it was the other way around.

While this was happening, his own mother was calling him a “faggot” at home and bullying him constantly about it. All of the bullying eventually led to him breaking and hurting one of the kids that bullied him by hitting him in the back with a chair. Going through all of this as a kid, he ended up just pushing those feelings to the side as an adult leaving a part of his life empty. He eventually met up with the only person that knew what he was experiencing just for some clarity. Many people are forced to suppress the feeling that they have just so they can fit into society.

She hurt in places but was told not to tell. Every night this would go on up until she became 13 years old. Her mother realized that the man she married was a drunk. Mother would come in from work raging mad making her and her sister find every single bottle that he would drink then made them pour the drinks out. This only mad her stepfather angry wanting ...