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Remember those brown rough paper towels that we all had in school and rubbing my eyes and making it all red. No conscious thought into what I was doing, but obviously looking back it's a cry out for help. >> He said, "For 6 months [music] I've been davening to Hashem in every Shmoneh Esrei that somebody should ask [music] me that question." And he waited almost his whole life for someone to look at him and say that, "I believe you." In a situation like this, the hillul Hashem is the person that caused the abuse. The person who needs help.
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