The last thing that you want to do is get into an argument with your loved one. They have probably been watching this stuff for a while now. This has probably caused them to become quite deluded and their thought process isn’t going to make any sense. Arguing with them is only going to make the situation worse.
If you do manage to get them out of the house, then you should seek immediate help from organizations such as reSTART or X3M. These are state of the art facilities that will be able to help your loved one. They have programs such as “cold turkey” as well as programs to deal with underlying issues such as depression and other mental disorders. You can also pursue legal action against your loved one if you find that they were distributing harmful material to your child such as child pornographic videos or photographs.
If you find that your children have been watching this kind of content, then you need to handle the situation very carefully. The best way to handle this is to seek immediate help from a mental health professional. Your children have probably been exposed to things that no one should ever be exposed to. Their minds have probably been corrupted to a point where they can no longer differentiate between fantasy and reality.
It is highly likely that they will suffer from severe emotional trauma for years to come.
Fortunately, you can get help for them. There are many mental health professionals out there with the expertise to treat this sort of thing. You just need to find the right one that is right for your child’s case.
The key thing here is to not let your children see that you are overly concerned about this situation. You want to get them help as soon as possible, but if they realize how serious this is then they could use it to their advantage. They could try and run away or they could lie to a psychologist in an attempt to get more drugs.
This is going to be a serious blow to their innocence. They are going to have a hard time dealing with the realization that the world is a cold and unforgiving place. Even when it seems like things are good, bad things can happen. Your children will most likely feel betrayed by you and your partner.
This is going to cause friction in your relationship with them, but this too shall pass with time.
You love your children and you only have their best intentions in mind. They will see this eventually and realize that you were only trying to help them.
Well, I’ve said enough. Now it’s time for you to make your choice.
“Say goodbye to your loved ones and leave the site.”
“You decide that you’re not going to leave until you know for certain that everyone has been safely evacuated.”
“You aren’t going anywhere and you tell your wife to stay as well. You could both be away from the blast zone if you leave soon enough.”
You have chosen to remain at the evacuation site until everyone has been successfully evacuated.
Your choice has had a negative impact on your relationship with your wife and child, but it’s too late now. You remain at the evacuation site and make sure to get as many people out of there as possible before the bombs drop.
After about an hour of scouring the area, you find that only a few stragglers are left in the area. The plan seems to be working and everyone is evacuated before the bombs start falling. You manage to get to a ditch and lie flat on your belly just before the bombs hit.
Of course, this doesn’t protect you from the blast. You are, after all, actually quite close to the area. A wall of fire and shrapnel tears through the air at several times the speed of sound. Buildings are torn from their foundations and sent rocketing through the air.
Your eardrums are destroyed. The skin on your back and the back of your arms is slowly burned off as you find yourself flying through the air helplessly.
Your body hits the ground with a sickening crunch a moment later. You have broken several bones and are in a great deal of pain, but are fortunate to be alive. The situation is bad, but you refuse to die. As you continue to lay prone on the ground bleeding from multiple wounds, you notice that you aren’t alone.
Several others in your situation have also managed to survive the attack. Two such survivors are your wife and child who have also been flung into the area by the blast. Your wife has a deep gash in her forehead and your son is covered in burns. You feel for knife wounds or bullet holes, but you don’t notice any.
It would seem that you were spared from further harm.
You need to get these people to a hospital and fast.
Choose your next destination.
You’ve survived the terrorist attack, but at a cost. Your daughter has suffered massive internal injuries and you don’t think she is going to make it. You can try to get her medical attention and maybe she’ll survive, or you can choose to let her go peacefully.
“You’ve tried to keep your daughter alive so far, but there’s only so much that you can do. She needs a doctor and soon.”
“You’ve done everything that you can to keep her going, but now it’s time to let her die. It’s all right. She has gone to a better place now.”
You’ve let go of your daughter and allowed her to pass on peacefully. Your wife is grieving, but also relieved that you didn’t suffer the child any further.
The evacuation site is a gruesome affair and there are several times that you come close to death, but survive against all odds. It seems like fate has been saving you for one last miracle and this time it is in the form of an approaching group of soldiers. They seem to be heavily armed and approach you cautiously.
“There are several injured people here. We need to get them to a hospital right away.” You shout to them.
The soldiers agree and the entire group, military personnel and civilians alike, head towards the nearest medical centre.
You spend several long weeks recovering from your various wounds, but you eventually make a full recovery. Your efforts have not gone unoticed and you are awarded a medal for bravery alongside several others including your wife and son.
The death of your daughter still affects you both, but you know that the right decision was made. You try to move on with your life and live for your remaining son and wife.
A few years pass and the war is finally over. You re-enlist in the army reserves to help patrol the border, but your heart isn’t really in it anymore. You spend a few years like that until you are finally discharged.
The rest of your working life is spent in the same job, but you never lose the desire to travel. Eventually you manage to save up enough money to retire and you spend the remainder of your retired life travelling around the country.
You live a long and happy life and die peacefully in your bed at a ripe old age.
Your son also has a long and happy life, marrying and raising a family of his own.
