First to be clear, Christine is not my "sister". I cut ties with her 10 years ago. We had a brief encounter in 2013 and again in 2020 this past year to get my deceased mom's property. She is a biological relative, but not my "sister".
My sisters are women who share religious ties with me. In the words of The Messiah: "Who are my mother, brother and sisters? Those who listen and do the will of my Father in Heaven".
I know you are an atheist with an obsession over blood ties, so this may go right over your head, or be dismissed by your rationalizations.
Simply, Christine is a person with an opinion. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. She has her opinion, I have mine.
Nevertheless, she didn't grow up in the same house as my mom. She's entitled to her own opinion, but the fact remains she will have an opinion based on an outside view of a child that did not live with the woman known as Leslie Scott.



Denial
Facts to support said statement?
That's a question you need to be asking yourself. You lack self awareness of your behavior.
No, it's called not making assumptions. But I wouldn't put it past narcissistic people like yourself who Cyberstalk to be trying to contact your Scapegoats' biological relatives. Further, I wouldn't put it past a person like my biological (ex-)sister to be feeders for people like you.
Marshall giving me silent treatment isn't abandonment. There's a difference.
But I know part of your abuse tactics are false narratives. I can spot that a mile away. That's my "family of origin"'s speciality. I'm a master at spotting that.



Confirmation bias



Denial
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Minimizing
They told you this was their reason? Or you decided this for them?
Except that there are 20 other studies showing otherwise
So, that's a narrative you invented in your head. It also shows you haven't taken the time to read and synthesize what I've said.
Only Elohim can fix a broken mind. And only if He is willing.
But again, if the woman was a consensual and willing partner in the sex, she can't be "used for sex".
This notion, that sex happens
to a woman completely denies and ignores a woman's desire for sex. It is a philosophy that goes back to Aristotle. Aristotle believed "woman is the material on which a man acts". This kind of thinking compliments denies, ignores and dismissed women's sexual desires.
I'm guessing had poor performance in the sack with that kind of thinking.
Aristotle also thought that a man's sperm turned into a baby inside of a woman. So obviously he was just completely uneducated about woman's sexuality.
However, this general lack of understanding about woman's sexuality still persists today in many of the phrases modern people use to describe sex. Like the idea a woman can be "used for sex" (during consensual sex).
No. It can also happen because of malnutrition, sleep deprivation, and not following The Torah