That's a very sad story

and wtf why was that dude touching up a little boy was he gay :O this happens a lot in the Somali community and it's not spoken about because they don't want to bring shame. I love my dad and alhamdulilah he has always been in my life. As a kid I grew up with my mum until age 3 then my mum and dad divorced my mum went traveling so she could get us out of Somalia and for 2 years grew up with my grandmother mums mum.
Then my dad stole me and my sis from my mum brought us to the UK then my mum came here he brought her here coz me and my sister wanted our mum he asked us to choose who we wanted to live with and we picked our dad coz he was less strict more fun etc. so my dad raised us two then after awhile my mum got upset that we didn't choose to live with her and always made us feel bad so we have a room in her house and my dads we go to her during weekends when we're not busy.
She's got a new husband but his really nice takes me shopping and stuff his like my 2nd dad but obviously not my dad but Anywho not all Somali dads are useless my dad used to give us baths, take us to school, pick us up, take us park, cook, clean etc all on his own and he had other kids too I have 3 other bros from different mum he did that all for us 5 his definatly the best dad in the world to me.
I remember when I was a kid he was protective of us he wouldnt leave us in a room with men even if their were family friends I remember I once lied about one of his cousins touching me coz I hated him and him and my dad had a fight with him I also lied my school tutor touched me he was a perv and I swear he used to like me but he never touched me then I got taken to private tuition at age 14 till 16 to finish my GCSE's I truly feel sorry for kids who grew up without a father I do t know what I would do without mine. I was defiantly a spoiled child growing up.