Therapist Reacts to Daddy By Korn

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Therapist Reacts to Daddy By Korn


Therapist reacts to Korn’s “Daddy,” a song about Jonathan Davis’s own personal story of sexual abuse and the devastating struggle with disbelief from his own parents. The therapist acknowledges the profound impact of such trauma and emphasizes the significance of healing.

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  1. i was abused by a baby sitter when i was very young. at the time i had no idea what it was.. but when i finally told my mom she took me out of that situation IMMEDIATELY. so this song speaks volumes to me.

  2. I've only listened to this song a handful of times because even as a fan listening to him cry breaks my heart. I know he told them do not stop recording and I think part of it helped him let go of what he obviously needed to let out it still stabs me in the heart and I can't listen to it.

  3. My parents didn’t believe me either. I was freshly 18 and it was my uncle. He was drunk and my step dad’s brother. My step dad abused us physically for years too. I’m finally in therapy

  4. Shit happens, move on or let it drag you down. I never really told anyone when something like this happened to me when I was 12. Was a bad time but I grew beyond it some get owned by their trauma wasn’t about to afford it that level of focus. Do what you must to heal, just don’t let it get you stuck feeling sorry for yourself.

  5. When he breaks down and starts crying, I bawl my eyes out. Several of my foster siblings are CSA survivors and I understand the anger in his voice because someone should have protected him. No child deserves that. It breaks my heart knowing so many people go through this. The fact that he put this out for everyone to hear shows he's an incredible person. Most of us would never talk about this publicly at all, let alone sob through it publicly when so famous. I've seen people say this song got them through or helped them process this trauma and I think that's beautiful. Anything that helps people who've suffered so horribly is beautiful.

  6. When I told my bio mom what I remembered happened to me as a small child, her exact words were "Well, It happened to me too" and she went back to doing whatever she was doing. I didn't tell the rest of my family because that made me feel like well no one will care so why talk about it. It wasn't until years later that I brought it up in therapy did I tell my step parents. 30 years later it still comes up, I still haven't completely processed it. Doesn't help that sa was prevalent my whole life and she allowed a lot of it.

  7. the 90s were something else. theyre are still one of the biggest bands in the world. now we have drake and taylor swift. no one would would ever dare putting something like this out anymore, cause you know, its not good for advertisers and the algorithm.

    most people say its disturbing and scary, which it is, but its realy nice to hear you say its bold and brave and powerful

  8. Idk why but i feel shes faking, idk if im right or not but maybe the reason I'm feeling like this is when smth extremely happened in my life, no one reacted as she did maybe? Idk