Dale Elliott Talks Pain And Rage He Felt Growing Up Without His Parents Pt.1

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[@Jannibudfit]

Literally how I was raised. But by one grandmother. Resentment was real!

[@DouradaBambina]

His videos are his therapy ❤

[@learning5188]

God put you with the people you needed most. I grew with both parents, and then with just my grandma. Grandmom loved me, took care of me, and treated me better than both of my parents put together.

[@kaushikiespinoza4035]

😉🤣💞💞💞💖💞💞💞💖💞💞💞💞😊😊😊😊😊😊 nice yuh right

[@rogerdat37]

Still hurting, can hear it in his voice although he trying to hide it.

[@geemonay]

Agreed! He's way too young to truly know the impact of his parents leaving him. Wait until he has kids of his own. Speaking from experience.

[@stacyjd2759]

​@@geemonayIm lookkng at his expression while he speaks and all the pain is there. Happy for him that he did well in spite of though

[@kaushikiespinoza4035]

He will get over he just has to forgive an move forward an try to spend as much time with the mother if he can. That will help as well. Its never too late. That hurt gets you no way in life. I hope he finds it in his heart to forgive an enjoy the best of what life has to offer.

[@balla458]

​@@kaushikiespinoza4035 can see he was fighting the tears

[@paulinemccarthy8355]

Great interview Dale, you share and tell your social history and trauma well and it shows in the humour of your insta post reels. Thanks for keeping it raw and grounded in truth. Very healthy and healing ❤

[@kaushikiespinoza4035]

Boy yuh Mother will always be yuh Mother from the womb to the tomb. Every day is mothers day. Sizzler song lyrics Thanks you mama for the nine months you carry me all the pain s an suffering you she bear. Boy I don't care what if it was not for your mama handsome guy who are now is just total awesomeness from the caribbean .. Amazon did what was best she left you in Greater hands of yuh granny. An even in Trinidad and Tobago a lot of raise by our grannies who also did a excellent job. Boy that better than being on the streets or orphanage. I joyful to hear is the military wow supper. So hear what I am happy you are there. Many blessing Sir much love from Trinidad

[@dearbreanna]

If the whole family cyah go, nobody go. Period. This happened to my parent and their siblings.. it affected them. After some yrs they were eventually sent for. This is not new but it should not be normalized in the Caribbean. If the parents are alive and well they should be raising the children - and if the parents have the opportunity to go to the US or UK it’s their responsibility to bring the children with them. It’s the grandmothers who also suffer with the burden of raising all the broken-hearted kids that were left.

[@Lando-kx6so]

Barrel children, unfortunately it's already normalised into our culture

[@JC-ug7qs]

💯 % Facts!!!

[@kaushikiespinoza4035]

Honey don't say suffer. Granny love there grand kids always an they know best an does an excellent job with the up bringing of children's. But if you well of just make sure to send as much as you can fuh granny. Then you got some parent just cuh make at all especially in these hard time. An I like how you mention YES SEND FOR The DAM Kids. Most of our Trinidadian kids are over there under dah same granny, aunty, family thing yuh know when they fly out back then it was so easy to take a child with now. Not now nah is all kinds of rubbish paper they wuh.

[@kaushikiespinoza4035]

Millions of likes here sweetheart I really love 💞💞💞💖💖💞💞💞💞💖💞💞💖💖💞💞💞💖💞💞💖how yuh ring dah part I find so too if can send for them

[@yrnx9334]

The real issue is why jamaica so hard to the point where people have to go and leave their children just to make ends meet

[@kaushikiespinoza4035]

Honey I think it all over even in Trinidad and Tobago an other parts of the world

[@kaushikiespinoza4035]

Don't worry we all will make it only if yuh try.

[@yrnx9334]

@@kaushikiespinoza4035 amen

[@bigdawg500]

This dude is funny as hell

[@exquisitecaribbeanqueen7198]

A lot of Carribean people experience so much trauma. Im so happy my parents married and stayed together with family for 61 years.....but people really dont understand the pain children feel. Its very traumatic to say the least.

[@pagola]

Thanks for bragging about your situation...have some empathy

[@maxine-d5h]

Well God blessed him with a talent, because dude is funny.

[@AbengNewsMag]

Good piece about an important topic.

[@louisepennant7290]

GOD HAS YOU DALE, IN JESUS. YES IT HURTS BUT CALL IT ALL JOY, IN JESUS NAME.

[@REGGIETPLUS]

In a real life me use to hate the momma song dem to still my mother worked abroad as well, Dale talking facts

[@kaushikiespinoza4035]

Nah man God is good don't hate I want you to be fill with more joy than ever. Forgive and forget. PEOPLE Dropping like flies please love as much as you can and be the best that you can be can in this life.

[@gloriawalford9172]

Yes son ...big u up live smart boy

[@yrnx9334]

That experience help him perform well in Sprinter. Good comes from bad🙏🏾

[@lightworkerviolet]

Although I understand the communication via video chat etc, you can’t compare that interaction with real life face to face interaction. He energy is extremely different, the responses the spontaneity everything. Especially at that young age, where in some ways you don’t really know your parents, because there is something missing. Although you can rationalise on one end you had communications with them, the daily interactions bonds you to them and vice versa. There will be some pain as time passes and acknowledgment of how it might impact in specific areas of your life. You won’t know until it pops up. Take care of that and talk it out as often as possible. Keep moving forward King!

[@kaushikiespinoza4035]

Light work Greatness

[@janicemorris3444]

Thanks for giving the information about your Videos depicting one of your grandmother because when I do watch I keep asking myself what type of person raised you with such aggression? it's a pity that people do not realize the effect that migration in the last 30 year has had on so many Jamaican children who were left to be raised either by themselves or with friends and neighbors or grandparents who were not able to direct them in the right pathway. So many have developed antisocial behavior because chikdren needs love, hugs and affirmation not only things. Therefore it is not normal fir parents to leave their children indefinitely and long period of time.

[@jenniferbeathea7906]

❤️ luv this dude Dale 😁

[@arlenaf.3503]

Dale!!! A You Alone fi eat all dat!!! 😂😂😂 Great interview.

[@Nkosi766]

Oops! I should have listened first. Dude is fine with great parenting. And growing up in Jamaica, being grown my grandparents is normal, we understand that parents had to go make a we for us, and grandparents are usually experienced in parenting, therefore I see it as a great benefit to be raised by my grandparents. Instead of trial and error parenting from my parents. I loved being raised by my grandparents, and my parents was never absent even though they were away. There was an image of them as I entered the house, like Jesus on the I almanac , my father ruled while away. Interesting talk young fella. You’re understanding.

[@kaushikiespinoza4035]

Yip

[@marlenemaymay128]

I can relate.

[@gothamtyler]

Thank god my mom never left..my dad..first 5 years of court just court and nothing more court...im Jamaican in the US btw

[@rusty_knows5195]

Facts 🔥

[@DUHORIGINAL007]

Love and healing...yet he looks like someone loves him...AHH GRANDMA

[@brazofuerte2918]

He is funny AF

[@Aroy_711]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💞💞💞💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@jrbugz761]

😂 I get this vlad vibe

[@20kevron]

True

[@jamaalcurry8990]

Daaaalllleeeee?!! Two Bagel Daaaallleeee?!!!!

[@goofywill90]

Come quick find the submarine

[@mightyrichard514]

What do you mean parents leaving their children is Normal ???

[@TheSitcheeation]

It’s normal for “developing nations” They hardly even think of the social impacts against the earning potential.

[@musiqworlmedia88]

In the Caribbean this is very normal,it’s sad but it’s true.

[@gevento1]

@@TheSitcheeationI start to wonder if it’s normal I know it’s should be but I seen where mother leaving kids at a very young age just like that still can’t understand

[@TheSitcheeation]

@@gevento1 it’s extremely painful for any child. But families often don’t allow children to express this hurt because they see more value in the money gained. These children suffer even as adults, some are deeply cold & distrusting throughout life.

[@regularity2556]

​@@TheSitcheeationExactly, people need to learn that love and support is of more importance than money. As an adult the abandonment wounds manifest themselves.

[@malakyahmalla8009]

This dude looks like a youth played ball with in Clarendon Parish.