The family is not a refuge, but the place where sin and trauma first occur. Being driven step by step by his father's debts, domestic violence, schemes, and the idea of selling his children for sex, he was forced to bear the price for the adults' evil before he could grow up to be an independent person. He formed alliances in fear, lived together in secrets, and pushed himself into a life with no way out through repeated attempts at survival and counterattack. Or when the source of the disaster changes from the father to the mother, the control is no longer a violent release, but mental erosion, emotional blackmail and chronic devouring. The two are trapped deeper and deeper in a relationship that pulls each other, condones each other, and locks each other, eventually leading to a darker, colder, and less innocent destiny. Reject miracles, refuse to glorify crime, and refuse to use death as a tool to solve problems. What they care about is not "who deserves to be forgiven", but how people are shaped step by step into what they are today between love, attachment, control, guilt and consequences when family responsibilities completely collapse, social gray conspires to continue oppression, and childhood trauma leaves lifelong scars. The truth may eventually be restored, but the truth may not save anyone; some people just survive, while some people's survival has become a complicity in the crime itself.
Purpose: Consequences of lack of family responsibilities, inheritance of childhood trauma and psychological lock-in
