Rag Doll

Rag Doll

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Available on Amazon “They say the mind is a beautiful thing, but it’s not. It is the most evil thing in the universe, as it can create and manipulate anything it wants.” Sexual Abuse ~ Bulimia ~ Suicidal Thoughts All lead to a broken girl, who truly believed she was nothing. Enduring sexual abuse does not define the person that Jennifer is, but it has given her a passion to fight hard to become more in this life. Read her encounter, and how it has affected all aspects of her life. Gain an inside look at how she has dealt with her abuse, and managed to become a survivor, rather than a victim. “Those lust-filled eyes that had caused so much pain, and that had quickly turned into anger to intimidate me into silence.” “These are things I will never forget. “
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A 15-year-old who speaks about how she grew up in a mental abusive household and how teenagers really feel in situations and how life is not always about what it seems like and how she found love, passion, and her true self and how she would explain situations from a teens point of view and how she overcame heartbreak, fake friends, love, traumatic experiences, and the fear of today's world. This book opens many more things that you were unable to notice or think of or noticed but didn't show it enough importance to it and she also takes about how she overcame suicidal thoughts and how she found help and how she knew that talking about your problems will help relieve stress, and the weight on your shoulders that seem to never seems to leave you. This book will also give you a better understanding on your teenager's choice in their sexuality and teaches people how independency really works and how it's important to give you the success you longed

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