Her story.

Her story.

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⚠️Trigger Warning⚠️ It hurts to talk about it. It hurts to acknowledge it. But it's the bitter truth. It's the reality. It's her story: As I stood there feeling broken and vulnerable, he came closer slowly and held my gaze with a deep intensity. I still remember how the darkness of his pupils had seemed to take over the rest of his eyes and swallow it whole. I felt as though I was staring into the blackness of his eyes at that moment. The sharp blade was pressed onto my arm and I unknowingly applied more pressure. His sharp gaze flickered towards my arm for a split second and then back up at me again. "Do it." He said with no sorrow in his voice. "Press the blade harder." • • • (I do not own the cover photos; all rights to original creator; I just found it online) (All writings unless quoted and given credit are all written by me.)
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Inside you will find a mixture of both, extremely RAW and refreshingly HEALING accounts of my personal war with my past. Unfortunately, Childhood sexual abuse is far too common, and many of share similar experiences. Looking back, what I could have used more than anything was someone to tell me "You're not alone, there is a lightness through the darkness, you can heal from this and most importantly don't EVER stop telling your story to make others comfortable". I've learned that silence is the best weapon for a predator, and I for one, have never been really good at doing what I'm told. I don't intend on starting now. I wear my scar as reminder that I hold the power in my own story, it is mine to tell and I won't make myself sick keeping quiet because my truths are hard to swallow, other people's comfort is not my problem. My Goal is rather simple, to let the readers know, they too are not alone. If you are a survivor, even if you still feel like a victim, this is my personal message to you. "You are strong, and it wasn't your fault. Tell someone... tell anyone...tell everyone... We shift from victims to survivors when we speak up and tell our stories. There's nothing wrong with you, and the light will shine again. The longer you sit in silence the more power your abuser still holds over you, wipe your face warrior, because there's a lion right inside of you, DONT EVER GIVE UP!" *This story is FULL of TRIGGERS, please be careful reading if triggers are hard for you, your mental health matters* *I own all the Rights to all parts of this book*

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