Why I Almost Killed My Father - Oliver Kagwe

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  • čas přidán 16. 11. 2022
  • It is rare that children want to kill their father. Oliver Kagwe did candidly tells us why in this spontaneous session.

Komentáře • 53

  • @WanjiruMuya
    @WanjiruMuya Před rokem +35

    We hear you Oliver, growing up in an abusive home really messed me up as well. Nobody speaks of the trauma kids grow up with. My greatest fear when i went to school was finding my mum gone or dead!

  • @moseromongare4552
    @moseromongare4552 Před rokem +9

    I’m in awe of people who have gone through so much heartbreak and manage to preserve their humanity. And to go the extra mile to share your goodness with others is nothing short of heroic!

  • @annkima9881
    @annkima9881 Před rokem +9

    Never related so much to another person's story. I have struggled to explain the crippling fear I developed because of my family backgroud. Just like you Kagwe, I believe I was not supposed to be an introvert, my environment made me one. Thank you for sharing

  • @wanjirukuria593
    @wanjirukuria593 Před rokem +18

    In her book Finding Me, Viola Davis writes so extensively how trauma, poverty, abuse, dysfunction etc inherently affects kids.
    Childhood trauma is deep rooted. But hey, We Find Ourselves and Become Free❤

  • @idawairimu7093
    @idawairimu7093 Před rokem +3

    So so sad.. Abusive childhood destroys self esteem.. Thanks for sharing

  • @evahmuchiri
    @evahmuchiri Před 10 měsíci +1

    I resonate with this guy. This is the most traumatising thing that i still fight to date and one never heals completely. It drains your self esteem and make you have have self doubts.

  • @Becky_K_
    @Becky_K_ Před rokem +7

    This was heavy. Thank you for sharing so vulnerably Kagwe♡

  • @lovinekristinamboya1056
    @lovinekristinamboya1056 Před rokem +5

    Such a heartbreaking story. So much of it relates. Quite sad how much childhood abuse and trauma takes away from us. Sending you virtual love and hugs ❣️

  • @bethwamuyu7223
    @bethwamuyu7223 Před rokem +2

    You are very courageous, you don't know how many people you are encouraging by telling your story.
    You are going far, Godspeed.

  • @faithwanjiru7393
    @faithwanjiru7393 Před rokem +1

    ❤️ thank you for sharing 😊 it's takes alot of courage for people to open up and especially a man 🥺🥺🥺💓💖💖 you are really strong. Am sure you are in the journey of healing and am sure you aim to have a functional family to your kids and wife. Wish you well as you heal from the childhoods traumas.

  • @xtine8923
    @xtine8923 Před rokem +1

    😍, thanks for educating and reminding us! You've done amazing 👏

  • @blessedmweru2486
    @blessedmweru2486 Před rokem +2

    Your childhood is familiar. There are wicked fathers out there. I know you will treat your own family differently when you finally have one. Your sharing will bless many young men and women. Thank you!

  • @Marykimbui
    @Marykimbui Před rokem +2

    Oliver, no matter what happens, you will always be in my prayers.
    I must congratulate you for such a bold step to use your story to help someone out there. The lord guide you

  • @victoriakinuthia7656
    @victoriakinuthia7656 Před rokem +2

    Talking out the pain is therapy, a day at time. Congratulations for the small steps you are consciously making towards a better you.

  • @ceciliaongweny1829
    @ceciliaongweny1829 Před rokem +3

    Oliver thank you for sharing your story.
    You got this, you will become the best leader that you never had. Learn from your past and move on - your future is very bright. Sending you love ❤️ and light 💡 Best wishes 🎊

  • @nellynjeri7310
    @nellynjeri7310 Před rokem +1

    Well done Oliver for speaking to us. You are strong, you are enough, you have overcome and you are limitless. God bless you.

  • @bellaolum9768
    @bellaolum9768 Před rokem

    This is so heartbreaking. Thank you for sharing son, you are so brave and this is the beginning of your healing.

  • @ServantOftheMostHigh
    @ServantOftheMostHigh Před rokem +2

    That's sad😥😥. I am sorry that many out there are going through such tough times
    I am just here to remind you that you are strong and outstanding 😭

  • @josephn.mungai3665
    @josephn.mungai3665 Před rokem +1

    Inspiring story. You are emerging a champion out of the chaos. Keep shining the light in your space

  • @abueladelights3923
    @abueladelights3923 Před rokem

    Oliver you so brave to share your story. Through you many will heal. Yes indeed are you are a Champion. God bless!

  • @favoured8876
    @favoured8876 Před rokem

    Powerful and inspiring. Keep pursuing your healing and share your story. It will give hope to others who feel stuck with the aftermath of childhood trauma.

  • @cecilliachi
    @cecilliachi Před rokem +1

    You are so brave and have done well by you. I don’t know that I have any words that can even begin to ease the pain sitting deep in your heart. I can only hope one day you will be completely free of it.

  • @tecklersmith2304
    @tecklersmith2304 Před rokem +5

    Hugs dear.. you have a bright future ahead ❤️

  • @saraswatiitate6619
    @saraswatiitate6619 Před rokem +2

    So nice of you to share this 😭....so brave

  • @mbutitileah
    @mbutitileah Před rokem

    Thank you for sharing your story,parents who stay in abusive relationships can now see how damaging it is to the kids,Kagwe please find therapy from a clinical psychologist,this will help you to heal and find freedom

  • @anneadhiambo1058
    @anneadhiambo1058 Před rokem +1

    This story is sadly so familiar. Same story, different cast. Unfortunately the trauma of growing up in a dysfunctional and abusive household never heals. I wish I had something comforting to say.

  • @margaretfaithnyambura9837

    Well done Oliver for speaking out! I hope we have many couples listening to this and making decisions to stop those traumatising fights in the presence of their children.

  • @alyandias9740
    @alyandias9740 Před rokem

    my heart breaks for you and what you had to endure. Oliver, I wish you and your sisters well. I am glad that you are doing well. I wish you the very best and

  • @lydiahkanyiri2987
    @lydiahkanyiri2987 Před rokem +1

    Love and light Oliver. May you heal from the trauma. The introversion you feel isn't really you is a trauma response to keep yourself safe. Have a professional help you process it. It will lift or not take over your life.

  • @emmanuelwekesa976
    @emmanuelwekesa976 Před rokem +3

    Its quite courageous to come out and talk about childhood trauma that was afflicted to us by our parents, especially in our "religious' society where we are told to honor our parents and told that our parents are "our second god". From first hand experience, sometimes there are gory skeletons in the closet

    • @LessonWorldTV
      @LessonWorldTV Před rokem

      You have said well, I totally agree with you.

  • @muthonigathecha2630
    @muthonigathecha2630 Před rokem +2

    Thank you for sharing your story

  • @taji2022
    @taji2022 Před rokem +2

    Wow!! So amazing!

  • @martinnderitu5708
    @martinnderitu5708 Před rokem +2

    It shall be well Oliver. Amen. Sorry for that dark past...

    • @phanoh9659
      @phanoh9659 Před rokem

      Mine is worse I don't even know how I made it here.

  • @yvonnesaula4927
    @yvonnesaula4927 Před rokem

    My heart goes to you Oliver.I can only empathize with your traumatic childhood.

  • @Peggy_Ochieng
    @Peggy_Ochieng Před rokem +5

    Oliver, your story is relatable on so many levels. I'm happy that you found the courage to share and how much effort you are putting to become a better person.
    Growing up, I had an almost similar experience. I remember on those nights when I'd hear my dad beating up my mom I'd wake up with so much rage and anger and I'd walk towards their bedroom, knock on the door so loud just so that he could stop beating up my mom. Sometimes it worked but at times it didn't. I'd go back to my bed with my whole body shaking and I just couldn't go back to sleep because I'd imagine that probably I'd wake up to finding my Mom dead in the morning.
    On 2 occasions, in my sleep, I dreamt that I was trying to stab my dad. But everytime I was just about to make contact with his body (with the knife in my hands), I'd wake up trembling and panting so hard. I later came to realise that that was as a result of the anger I'd been holding in my heart towards him. One day I decided enough is enough and told God to help me get rid of all the anger, bitterness and hate that had piled up inside me towards him. I was tired of it all and sure enough, I've been able to release it over time and to prevent it from ever resurfacing, I decided to keep a distance from him. I cut all contact with him and decided that for my own sanity, it's better if I never visit home.
    More often than ever, I used to ask my mom why she decided to stay with an abusive partner and she'd always say she did it for us. I wish parents could realise the damage that does to their kids. The memories of the abuse will always be embedded in them and they will always find it difficult to believe that it's possible to find a good partner and build a healthy and happy home for their kids.
    In her book, "Finding Me", Viola Davis narrates that "Abuse elicits so many memories of trauma that embed themselves into behaviour that is hard to shake. It could be something that happened 40 years ago, but it remains alive and present". And like Oliver said it's difficult to unpack all that trauma in one story.
    And I sincerely pray that anyone who may have gone through a similar or worse situation will one day get to a place of great healing. As for me, I'm not there yet but I know I'll get there.
    Sending love, light and hugs to anyone who's in this boat as well 💛

    • @EngageTalk
      @EngageTalk  Před rokem +2

      Thank you for sharing your story, and yes, you will get there.

  • @damariswairia7770
    @damariswairia7770 Před rokem

    I'd love to connect with Oliver

  • @bumblebee4280
    @bumblebee4280 Před rokem

    Your best days are ahead of you.

  • @hanniewangari6908
    @hanniewangari6908 Před rokem

    Me too Oliver

  • @Mwas97
    @Mwas97 Před rokem +3

    Weh! I can relate to this torturous life to some extent... 😏

  • @stillirise6086
    @stillirise6086 Před rokem

    This story is soooo incomplete...what happened to your mum...your dad...you left us hanging.

  • @idawairimu7093
    @idawairimu7093 Před rokem +3

    I lost my brother early because he insulted my dad as he was constantly fighting our mum.. God's commandments still applys(to honor and respect yr parent) even if yr they are abusive

    • @eddahwambui1306
      @eddahwambui1306 Před rokem

      Reason mums should just leave the abusive marriages

    • @damakim9296
      @damakim9296 Před rokem +3

      Ati what?Your dad killed him for insulting him or how did u loose him? The same bible warns parents not to provoke their children and cause them to sin!

    • @bumblebee4280
      @bumblebee4280 Před rokem

      No they don't. If you read further on that scripture it instructs parents not to be cruel to their children.
      Your brother was murdered by your father. He has blood on his hands. It's not easy to hear, especially because you can never confront him, but your father took an innocent life.

    • @bumblebee4280
      @bumblebee4280 Před rokem

      @@damakim9296
      This is what I also know of that scripture.

  • @spicyanvisruth9710
    @spicyanvisruth9710 Před rokem +2

    🫂🫂 thanks GOD you can share it as a story,this is healing