(There is a psychologist present and the molesters have been in treatment for at least four years so its based on them taking responsibilty and trying to attempt to remotely repay some of their debt, they do apologise whole heartedly and some of them cry and confess their own cycles of abuse and decision to perpetuate that cycle etc then Oprah talks to them about her sexual abuse)
I watched part of this and I do have respect for Oprah and the information that she brings to the table, knowing she, herself is a Survivor of childhood abuse; however I admit I could not watch it all. So yes, I'm underinformed.
(There is a psychologist present and the molesters have been in treatment for at least four years so its based on them taking responsibilty and trying to attempt to remotely repay some of their debt, they do apologise whole heartedly and some of them cry and confess their own cycles of abuse and decision to perpetuate that cycle etc then Oprah talks to them about her sexual abuse)
My feeling, they SHOULD apologize, they SHOULD cry, they have ruined countless lives of children! Generations of lives. I don't feel anything close to empathy for them. I don't care what their background is. I don't.
My father was a pedaphile, he was a family therapist, a professor who went on to "groom" other therapists in his inner circle, God knows how many victims before he was stopped. I have no doubt my father has a horrid story to tell, his brother murdered, my grandmother a cold woman, etc.
I get that I'm reacting, I do, but I don't for one second believe that these monster, once they have felt that power, can ever be around children again, EVER. They have no way of repaying their debt to society.