Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's 2016 Jet Incident: All the Revelations

[shangri__la]

The stuff of nightmares.

In 2016, Brad Pitt terrorized his wife and children 30,000 feet in the air, with literally nowhere for them to escape.https://t.co/tgGIxofAfC
- A Shady Dame From Seville (@SorayaMcDonald) August 18, 2022

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[palosantos]

Fuck Brad Pitt. I am glad he’s apparently not in his kids’ lives. He did this to himself.

I hope Angelina has a solid support system around her, as well as the kids.

[escalena]

His older kids wanting nothing to do with him is very telling

[devoida_taste]

They probably CAN'T be around him. I'm 42, and still have horrible panic attacks when I see my abusive father, who I haven't spoken to in 10 years.

[cassismagic]

[devoida_taste]

I'm so sorry, I know EXACTLY what you are feeling.

Since I'm 42, my parents are getting 70+ but IDGAF. I REFUSE to care for them. The way I see it... it's like the old saying "You attract more bees with honey than vinegar" except both of them HURLED vinegar at me my whole life and now they wanna know where the bees at? FUCK YOU.

[cassismagic]

[ari_angelique]

I'm not going out of my way to care for mine either and I'm not about to let anyone make me feel guilty about that. They should have thought about what goes around comes around.

[cassismagic]

[devoida_taste]

Think of it this way... if my partner of 18 years treated me like my parents did... it would be abuse. You DO NOT have to take abuse in any form, from any person. Period.

[mistycreed]

As someone who helped care for their ill father for seven years, I can tell you caring for someone with failing health is so fucking hard. It's emotionally and physically draining. It can make you paranoid and raise your anxiety. It's not easy. It's something you do for someone you love, who has loved you back. Not treated like shit or abused you. I had a very loving, kind father. So, this was something I was willing to do. But never let anyone make you feel like you are obligated to care for parents who abused you. They didn't care for you or your well-being when they abused you. They couldn't do the bare minimum as parents, so they are on their fucking own.

[devoida_taste]

In fact, I have a story much like Angelina's... I had a fender bender car accident and when my father got to the scene of the accident, he CHARGED at me full speed to attack me for denting his car. The 80+ year old man WHO'S CAR I HIT, stepped in front of me to either stop the beating, or to take it for me. The old man kept saying "She's just a kid!" over and over. And that's why I live my life in FEAR because all I know is fear from being raised by someone just like fucking Brad.

[mistycreed]

I read stories like yours and I feel blessed that I never feared my father (neither did my sister). It also makes me very upset that it's not the norm to have good fathers. My dad's father was shit, so I think he tried to be the opposite. Our mom might be a different story though, she definitely had a temper and an untreated mental illness...she's mellowed over the years but we walked on eggshells to avoid outbursts. I'm sorry you had to go through that. The only time either of us remember our dad getting angry was when my sister was a teenager and she stayed out until 3 am. And even then it was just her getting yelled at. She had a couple fender benders and even spent a couple nights in jail for an unpaid parking ticket that turned into a warrant for her arrest. He never got mad about those.

[devoida_taste]

Lol, I shouldn't laugh, but the only time he was proud of me was when I was arrested for assault. I punched a bully in the face pretty good. He's a toxic redneck after all. And I have to wonder- am I him because I hit someone? Was it in my DNA or am I conditioned to think anger equals violence since I only saw that growing up like its normal?

I think I'm fine tho, I did my probation and I never punched anyone again, or got arrested for anything. Just a law abiding pothead now. 😜

[mistycreed]

I can't fault you for punching a bully, tbh. But that is a good question. Sometimes I feel like I'm a bit too much like my mother and I wonder - is it genetic or conditioned? While I don't have a horrible temper, when I get annoyed, I tend to snap and I sound just like her. And I don't like it. But I've never thrown a knife at wall, so better than her track record.

[devoida_taste]

Whew, I knew a crazy woman who threw a knife... she (maybe) didn't mean to actually HIT the man with it, but she did, and did 7 years in prison for attempted murder. It's does NOT pay to have a temper.

I don't have kids. It's not like you get a "do over" if you find out you aren't cut out for parenting. So, I am one those DOG people. :P

[cassismagic]