Name: ルイーズは恋に落ちた...神父と実話だ (Louise Fell In Love... With Her Priest. A True Story.)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:15:21.000Z
Duration: 31 min 39 s
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It's David Hoppe and filmmaker proud to share an interview I conducted last week with Louise.

Louise is unordinary Woman, just a plain person who has had a pretty hard time in life from the start, got treated terribly, probably like a lot of women who are watching this video.

Louise, in spite of it, feels love in her heart, cares about our Children, cares about society and wrote me and said, I'd like to tell my story and I said, Louise, I'd like to help you tell that story.

She's doing it first because she has to exercise it from herself.

She has to get that story out of hurt security and privacy, too.

She hopes it helps other people in the world, and I think it will.

And three, she wrote a book and printed in herself of her story.

Louise is a a heroic to me and touching woman who just crap happened to her, and I don't like that.

So I'm sharing this interview with Louise with the hope that it will help you and that you'll feel something.

viewers sit back in your own seat in your own mind and just tell me your story.

Well, um, when I was a child, well, I wasn't, um a beautif abusive, dysfunctional family.

And I remember when I was eight years old already, I was thinking about getting a 18 to be able to leave the house.

Andi, um, when I left the house, I was, uh, very unsure of myself.

And I was scared of the world, and I didn't have a great opinion of myself because of the abuse.

Because when you get abused, believe, But when, you know, years go by and then you do leave that.

And so when I left at 18 to escape that violence, Um, mind me, I love my parents.

Because they did what they could with what they had.

Because my dad, it didn't grow up himself in a good environment.

I believe it's because they they they didn't love each other to begin with.

I don't I don't think they were meant to be together.

And, um, they tried to do with what they had.

And we have to think that back then, Um, you know, in the in the sixties, it's not the same as today, you know, like, people were more religious and they were not that educated either.

Okay, about the world and about There was no TV back then.

Remember, my dad and I have a team and they were poor, so leaving themselves in a poor environment themselves.

They thought, That's the way you raise kids.

We've been raised because of the ignorance.

Well, the abuse, it was physical abuse and mental abuse, emotional calling means, and even I had, you know, a lot of.

But, um, and I left because of that goes up.

Always being this Carrie situation in the house was always my dad, my mom fighting all the time.

And you know, when your Children and you, You hundreds like a sponge, right?

So you take him, you take in all of the negativity, so it stays with you and you live in fear, you know, So it builds you though it builds you through it.

And, um so But I think that my parents didn't know better.

But at 18 then I wanted to leave because I couldn't, you know anymore.

And the four of us left more where I have to have three under sibling.

And then when I laugh, you see, I was scared of everything in the world, right?

So when I came into the world by myself with no knowledge of anything in new, knowledgeable man and all that, I got myself into a bad relationship right away, and I I think that being unsure of myself, being scared and and not having a great opinion of myself, I think I think that somewhere I didn't believe that could deserve better.

And the other reason is that the fact to be scared and do it on my own in the world, the first man that you know, light and I owe me.

I kind of, you know, hold on in here with that guy.

And, you know, I think that's what happened.

I think it was an emotional attachment that I thought that was love.

And after a while I was 17 has seven years and 1/2 with him, and I think that that love, they say that you love your abuser.

Again, once I was abused, even wars and when I was at home, like he was like, actually abusing media eventually physically and with gardens.

And, uh, it was terrifying time for me, and I couldn't leave because of that fear.

But when I got my kids, that was the most beautiful thing that happened to me at that time.

So, uh, I hung on to run, and but But after a while, when I look at them grow, we were about two years old, almost.

And I'm gonna let my kids grow in that kind of environment and So I started to try to find a way to get out of that situation.

And I tried a couple from, but, um, you always got me back in the prince.

I'm not gonna go into details about things, but it's, uh it's abused that you want to see movies like It's really terrible things.

And so I always came back because of fear.

So but one day it's funny because I was praying to God, please get me out of here somehow.

And when they eat brought someone at home and he said, um, because he wasn't never called it a drug addict.

And so you brought this guy so that I don't know why you did that.

But we left him home for two days, and we spoke about it, spoke to me about God, and I thought, Oh, my gosh, you know, I saw an opening, right?

He came back home as as a friend of the family after a while and study a beauty.

So on the side of a few months went on and on the side.

He said Okay, I can't help you get the better lives to get out of here.

And then that night, Okay, That's the Jets.

They did help me, and we run away to another seating.

Was drive away from there and then there, Mark, you introduced me to his family and you were really welcoming.

Why did you break the tradition of your family and why we're parents unable to break the tradition.

Well, I'm gonna say something really sad here.

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ルイーズは恋に落ちた...神父と実話だ (Louise Fell In Love... With Her Priest. A True Story.)

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