Woman Shares Her Opinion on Why Those Who Have Been Abused, Abuse, Many Relate and Share Thoughts
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Woman Shares Her Opinion on Why Those Who Have Been Abused, Abuse, Many Relate and Share Thoughts

  • A woman decided to share her opinion regarding people who are abusers but were once victims of abuse
  • The clip has gone viral on social media, showing the woman explaining that they do this so they are no longer the victim
  • Many people shared their thoughts in the comment section of the post, and a good few agreed with what she said

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Abuse is a pressing global issue that has lasted the tale of time… unfortunately! One woman shared her views on abusers who were abused themselves and had many people take to the comments to second her beliefs.

Woman explaining her view on some abusers
Twitter user @notziora shared a video of a woman explaining that some people abuse because they were once abused. Image: Twitter / @notziora
Source: Twitter

It is hard for many people to understand why some feel the need to hurt others. Abuse is a mental illness that requires professional intervention and help.

Twitter user @notziora shared a video of a woman explaining that some people abuse because they were once abused. She claims this is because they needed to get the power back and were tired of ‘being the victim’.

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People flock to the comment section to share their feelings

Abuse is a tough thing to admit, live through and deal with. Many people courageously took to the comment section to share their opinions and a lot of them agreed with what the woman had to say.

@Miel_de_oro said:

“I’m curious about abusers who weren’t victims themselves because there really are just some awful people who get off of power out there.”

@soultrydrip said:

“Very true. In order to heal, & grow, you must recognize these things. I learned this during my spiritual awakening. Once I acknowledged the inner trauma, life blossomed. I hope everyone can begin to do the inner work because a lot of beautiful spirits are tainted right now.”

@trendycoils said:

“Yes very true and there are abusers who only see themselves as a victim. Everyone else is always the villain and they themselves are never wrong.”

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@MaximusVicious said:

“I had a therapist explain this to me regarding someone who did this. And she was like because they probably were a victim at some point in their life. But they now use that as a tool to manipulate others to try to regain their power.”

@JonJacks_ said:

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@mobilitymtolo posted the well-received clip on TikTok, where many people resonated with what he had to say. The video starts out with a light joke:

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.