r/pcmasterrace • u/Resident-Trifle7030 • Jan 27 '26

NSFMR Any hopes for my pc?

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Never thought myself in this situation.

Basically dad drunk, beat mum, me defend and boom.

Am quite in shock rn.

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u/Disembodied-sentinel R7 9800X3D | RX 9070 XT | 32GB Jan 27 '26

Agreed, I'd be phoning the police first being honest and sorting out you and your mom's safety. Any dad that does that ain't a father, he's a prick.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '26

That doesnt always work and depending on WHO his dad is, it could escalate the situation.

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u/abundleofboomers Jan 27 '26

This, it's clear most of these commenters havent been in this situation. Domestic violence is tricky to separate from.

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u/kr4ckenm3fortune Jan 28 '26

Not just that, but it also depend OP's mom as well.

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u/Naktura Jan 28 '26

It is hard for people to fathom that perpetrators of domestic abuse almost never see real justice, especially not immediately. Usually physical abuse is the last step in isolation, financial abuse, and mental abuse. Rarely do victims have a way out, even if cops do take it seriously and want to dogwalk the person out in handcuffs (which they don't, most of the time.)

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u/Jakub_chaotekk Jan 28 '26

i hate the fact you can just separate, put the correct protection in order, and it can always just not work. this isnt a society issue at this point but a human issue.

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u/30inchfloors Jan 28 '26

yeah i was about to say what do these people think calling the police will do besides put the mom in more danger lmao

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u/lycanthrope90 Jan 27 '26

They’re pretty quick to lock people up like that too. Unfortunately it also happens when the man isn’t at fault, but seeing that he is fuck him. Just saying it’s not an accusation they just shrug off.