Coercive Stories

Jenny is trapped in a relationship where she cannot escape. Every move she makes she is watched. Every time she leaves her abuser, he finds her again... She accepts help from the mental health team and she begins to regain strength and courage. In the astral world, she is recording her activities, which lead her to the TRUTH... She slowly rebuilds her life, only for her beloved to destroy her again.... he will stop at nothing, even murdering her is on his agenda... Will Jenny escape the madness of the husband and his astral attacks... or will her devious husband drive her to suicide...

Louisa has known that she is the weirdo, the misfit, the girl who doesn't fit in anywhere all her life at school, in work, at college, and when she meets the father of her future children, it starts becoming clearer and more disturbing to her, so she starts asking why can't she just be herself without being shouted at or bullied. To make herself feel loved, she starts having sexual relations outside the marriage. "I said it once, to love others, you have to love yourself first." Louisa didn't love herself, she felt like an imposter, an invader, a person not worth anything. But discovers she can get out of a rut and the depression weighing her down

After the sudden cremation of her lifelong friend Marie, her lifelong friend and their tight-knit circle of women known as the "Chantex girls" begin uncovering disturbing secrets surrounding Marie's final months - from financial manipulation and coercive control to the quiet erasure of a woman's final wishes. As grief turns into suspicion, the women confront an unsettling truth: society often protects the authority of husbands more fiercely than the dignity of vulnerable women. Sharp, emotional, and politically charged, Buried Twice is a haunting story about friendship, memory, female rage, and the battle to preserve a woman's identity after death.

I use to get so upset when people would try to serve me and tell me my rights unaccordingly to my intentions. They just did not know how to, and if they did, they would have done it by now.

"Red flags are warning signs that indicate unhealthy or manipulative behaviour" Sounds simple right? Let's take a deeper look