What I had to Endure - Password protected post

I have written a new, password-protected post called "What I had to Endure".

Warning:

Dear readers, you do not have to read this post. If you choose to read it, it is your choice. The words I use are harsh, cruel, painful, but they are true. 

If you are too sensitive to read it, do not please. 

And be notified that this post will Not be deleted. It is a private post, only the 15 or 20 persons who read this blog on a more or less regular basis will read it. So its content is not public, just as all the other private, password protected posts. 

So, if you still choose to read it, do not complain afterwards.

Also, I am the only one responsible for each word I write on this blog. Readers are not responsible in any way.

Also, there is a copyright over this entire blog, and in particular over "What I had to Endure" meaning that its words or content cannot be shared without my written permission.

Also, all what I write on my blogs is sent by email to Red-Oak and all the main actors in the entourage of Annelies. They do not have to come on my blogs to read the posts, as they receive all the post content via email. So they know the entire story, from A to Z. And, if they have no complaint to make, it means they are not in a position to complain. 

The truth is that Red-Oak made a grave mistake against me, and he knows it. He is not in a position to do anything, and you will understand why in the post, if you choose to read it. 

Now, if you agree with all those conditions, and still want to read more about my story, you may click on the post's link underneath and enter the same password as previously. But remember, no need to be scared of the strong, intense tone I used. Red-Oak has already received direct emails from me, in the past 15 months, that were even more intense than this post. It is nothing new. But it is the first time that I share this story on a private blog. 

And, no word from this blog will be removed, except if Annelies herself deletes them. Remember that Annelies is an Administrator of this blog too. This is my new policy, because this story has taken too long, too many people have suffered, and I am clearly a victim, as you will understand. It is a moment in which I have to put a bit of pressure on Red-Oak (just a bit!) if we ever want to reach a happy end. 

Because, deep down, Red-Oak is a honest man and a loyal father. He just needs to be reminded of his good nature, beyond conventions and career advancements. 

Home page: https://amchitdordrecht.wordpress.com/

What I had to Endure: https://amchitdordrecht.wordpress.com/2025/02/17/what-i-had-to-endure/

PS: the riddle to guess the right password to open this post is no longer available publicly. So if you do not have the password dear reader, and have a good reason to know more about this story, please write me an email, and I will gladly provide you with the password. This, to keep the privacy of everyone involved!