Karah

And I never got to go to a daddy daughter dance.

I never got to experience that.

And as a little girl, that that's a big, big thing.

You know, you want to be able to do that with your dad.

And you were so jealous of the girls that did get to.

I remember being almost embarrassed when I was going to say he took the words out of my mouth.

I remember being embarrassed when he was in prison the first time, just always feeling embarrassed.

It was to the point to where I wouldn't even tell people his real name.

His name is Charles Dwight, and I would use Charles.

He would go by Dwight, but I would use Charles in hopes that nobody would pick up who my dad was.

Yes.

Yes.

It is.

And another, it's so to not have anybody to be able to relate to.

Yeah.

When you have somebody in prison and as a child, I had nobody that I could talk to that would understand.

Yeah.

So the general feeling, the general emotion that I had from all this is I was just afraid of him.

I was afraid of my dad.

I was afraid of just everything as a whole.