duskyhudi

Again.

eVwelch

Thank you very much for reading and voting for Monster.  It means a lot to me.  Best of luck and blessings dealing with the aftermath of the break-in.

duskyhudi

@eVwelch The trauma is still there and every night, i get uneasy but i know it'll take time to fully heal. Getting there. Thank you for checking up on me!!
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eVwelch

@snowypages Your words are so kind.  Thank you!! How are you doing, now that it's been a month since the break-in?
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duskyhudi

I really loved it and glad I discovered it. More of the world definitely needs to read it, such a hidden gem! And thank you ♡
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duskyhudi

Two nights ago, we had a break in robbery and it's one of the most terrifying things I'd ever witnessed. Seeing two strange men in your room when all is dark definitely should incite some sort of terror in you. When they told me to not scream, pointing something at me it really was the worst, I tell you. With everything going on in my country, my first thought was 'do not tell me I'm going to be just another statistic of this crime'. I was terrified. Then I heard my dad screaming out, I didn't care for anything anymore as I thought if he was safe. I ran out my room, despite them trying to hold me back and saw my dad struggling with another one of them.
          
          It's really an experience I never want to pass through again. Luckily no one was hurt because they ran away due to the ruckus.
          
          The life and safety of my family, I would take anytime over my 3 stolen phones and ATM cards (by some miracle, they left my iPad, which I'm using rn).
          
          It's been tiring, I've been running around trying to rectify things; freeze my accounts, retrieve my lost SIM cards and tomorrow I'm going to the court to swear an affidavit so I can get back my main SIM since I lost the pack (it's been about 7 years since I first got it)
          
          All in all, I'm grateful to God. It really could've been worse, but I'm safe, my mum's safe, my dad's safe.
          
          The things stolen are things that can be replaced and even though it's a bit of a hassle and giving some difficulties, I rather lose them than something else entirely.

duskyhudi

@Midnight_Stars_ it's okay! Life throws things at us and its up to us on how to take it. It's an experience I definitely didn't need but it does contribute to how I grow.
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Midnight_Stars_

@snowypages It was this bad.. 
            I'm sorry you had to go through all this 
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duskyhudi

@eVwelch Thank you so much for your kind words ♡
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