Poor get poorer
As always, given the inequities built into the global economic system, the poorest people in the world have been the…
Actor Hugh Jackman, who was abandoned by his mother at a young age, says it had a drastic effect on his life.
"From the moment mom left, I was a fearful kid who felt powerless. I was the youngest. I used to be the first one home and I was frightened to go inside."
"I couldn’t go into the house on my own. I’d wait outside, scared, frustrated. Growing up I was scared of the dark. I was scared of heights," Jackman told Parade magazine, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
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"It limited me. I hated it, and that contributed to my anger. Isn’t most anger fear-based, ultimately? It emanates from some kind of powerlessness. I was really feeling that."
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