Out of the Shadows: Born from Rape | BBC News



What happens when your child was born from the worst thing that ever happened to you?

And how does it feel to discover you were conceived that way? 

Rotherham grooming victim Sammy Woodhouse had her son after she was abused as a child.

Determined to break the taboo and confront the questions no-one dares ask, Sammy goes on a journey to meet other mothers and children born from rape.

Together, they are ready to throw off the shame and stigma, and finally be heard. 

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  1. I would have never, ever, kept a rape baby. How disgusting to keep an offspring from the FILTH of a creature that raped you and get stuck with the residue in that fetus, that kid, forever. That is a horror in itself to always be, first raped then unwillingly again tied to the creature, having a kid or kids from rape is just a big no no. EWWWW!

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  2. The torture these people go through is that they want to get rid of a part of themselves, realizing at the same time that they have to stay with him forever. Constant guilt and loneliness on the verge of suicide. Here it is necessary to connect not only psychic forces, but God's healing too, if one of them can believe.😢

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  3. Sadly here in the US we have a lot of literal psychopaths in charge who literally feel no empathy, shame, remorse, or guilt. It’s just all about dominating others.

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  4. The people who rape are literal psychopaths. They are predators who only want to dominate. Many psychopaths are naturally sexist, homophobic & racist.

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  5. I was a full-time psychotherapist for 25-years. We are not our parents; we are souls in our own right. Research and you will start having experiences that prove this. Let your experiences open you up to the true nature of reality and your purpose here. Use your experiences as a gate-way into a new more real perception and you will move out of victim roles.

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  6. The BBC attempts to cover up the rash of Allied sex crimes in post-WWII Japan in an article titled How quiet rebel Osaka is changing Japan. The article uses the examples of Sachio Kinugasa and Hideki Irabu, who were biracial black and white accuses them of not talking about the racism their fathers suffered in Japan. But, both Kinugasa and Irabu professed never to have known their fathers. And Kinugasa was a typical GI baby (a generic term for children born to Allied forces and Japanese women in post-WWII Japan). The British forcefully broke off relationships between Japanese women and Allied soldiers, even when they were in serious relationships, by issuing marriage bans. For more information, see the article Children of the Occupation: Japan's Untold Story from the Australian Embassy's Culture Centre. Because Kinugasa was born during these times, there is much speculation about his birth.

    It was not the Allied soldiers who were discriminated against, but the children they abandoned. GI babies spoke publicly about their own experiences of discrimination. The media, which pretends that this was not the case, is not qualified to talk about sex crimes and racism.

    The issue still lingers today. Rina Shimabukuro, Fujio Yamaguchi, Yoshie Sato, Catherine Jane Fisher, and more. Ask Baye McNeil, a close friend of the BBC, about all of this: it is impossible for him not to know all of this after living in Japan for 16 years, and if he pretends not to know, it is natural that this is why the BBC employs him.

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  7. We are all miracles fearfull and wonderfully engineered by God. Life is a gift, everyday of it. Look how many lose their life so young. John F. Kennedy jr. dying in that plane crash, he had never had a child yet. All of you got here, you are well aware I'm sure that there is no number for how many pregnancies were not planned, how many pregnancies where no one is married. How many pregnancies are termnated, millions. But you are all here!! You made it, you get a chance to have a life here…now. Don't even blink…live it to the fullest. Thank your Father in heaven for this chance. That you made it through a tramatic event means you being here was one moment in time…..that created YOU! It was not how it should be but you arrived here on earth. It's a gift….do something good with it. Be thankful for it.

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