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MAN HEAR NEIGHBOUR BEATING GF, TRIGGERED CHILDHOOD TRAUMA

I’m pretty sure I heard my neighbour beating his GF. I could hear him yelling and her screaming “stop” and “get off me”. I called the police but I felt really guilty about it because I don’t want to be seen as a “Karen”.

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My fiancé said, “well we don’t know for sure if he was hitting her”. He made me feel even worse. I hate him right now.

My neighbours fighting triggered my PTSD. My mother was a victim of domestic violence, and I watched her getting brutally beaten up when I was only five years old. There was one occasion where my mother was screaming for help and her boyfriend placed a knife to her head and threatened to chop off her head if we called the police.

I wish I was like everyone else and I could just mind my own business, But I couldn’t live with myself if he killed her or put her in a hospital. I know it’s not my job to save everyone but stuff like this bothers me.

Here are what netizens think:

You shouldn’t beat yourself up over something like that. It’s better safe than sorry. If you were able to hear all that – more than likely you were in the right to get involved.

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You may have saved her life. Even if you didn’t, it’s better to be wrong in that situation than right and she ends up with a concussion, at the very least.

Don’t feel bad about calling the police or being a “Karen.” A Karen intervenes for her own ego, not to help others. You did the right thing for your neighbour, even if you misinterpreted what you heard.

As someone who was once a victim of my ex and no one called, I think you did the right thing. The Police will intervene and they actually did help me once they were involved

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