Oops I Said It!
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Content warning: discussion of sexual coercion and confusion about consent
I want to write this down somewhere because it keeps circling in my head and I can’t seem to land on what it actually is. I keep trying to name it and then I pull back because maybe I’m exaggerating. Maybe I’m being dramatic or I’m just stu...
The Stories That Built My Conscience!
There are certain lessons we learn as children that follow us into adulthood. They settle somewhere down deep inside, shaping how we see the world and how we treat other people. What I don’t understand is why some of these lessons stay firm...
The Hardest Part Isn’t Seeing It, It’s Leaving.
I know what this is.
I know that being called useless is not normal.
I know that being told I’m fat, old, ugly, and unwanted is not love.
I know that having my personal confessions thrown back at me in arguments is not partnership.
I...
Manipulation and Fear
You think you’re hearing concern.
A question. A suggestion. A gentle nudge.
But every word is a lever,
tugging at your trust,
turning your care into confusion.
You start bracing for every syllable,
your body a silent witness,
al...
Charm Bracelet- Flash Fiction
Years have passed, and still I fall asleep bargaining with morning. When the alarm rings, I lie frozen, afraid to open my eyes– afraid I’ll still be in the Devil’s room, where laughter went to die.
I remember that day:
I woke up to rose p...
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In helping myself heal my CPTSD, I will share my life here through letters, short stories, poems (written a million years ago), and unfiltered venting, reflections written in real time. untangling pieces of my past while building a better future. \ud83d\udc95\ud83d\udc95\ud83d\udc95
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