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Tag Archives: abuse
if-only-we-could-read-it: words-for-blood: batmomhoe: btsiguess: the6thsiren: 50 Shades of Attempting to Pass Abuse Off as Romance I know it’s not BTS, but I think that in this fandom, there are a lot of people who need to see this. There are a lot of people who need to be reminded or told that 50 Shades of …
daddy-doms-are-gross: you people do realize that just because licensed conversion therapy is illegal in some states it’s not like…magically not a problem anymore right? like the laws in most states only ban licensed or medically affiliated conversion therapy. Ex-gay “ministries” and other religiously affiliated or unlicensed groups can still market conversion services in states like California, …
faunmoss: In her book Trauma and Recovery, Judith Herman writes about forgiveness (in the context of atrocities and abuse): “Revolted by the fantasy of revenge, some survivors attempt to bypass their outrage altogether throught a fantasy of forgiveness. This fantasy, like its polar opposite, is an attempt at empowerment. The survivor imagines that she can …
melblogsgfreethruptsd: What are body memories? Your body, believe it or not, remembers everything. Sounds, smells, touches, tastes. But the memory is not held in your mind, locked somewhere in the recesses of your brain. Instead, it’s held in your body, all the way down at the cellular level. Ever notice how, on a stage full …
its-so-traumatizing: Something people don’t understand about child abuse One of the things that I really hate is that people don’t understand that survivors act differently and respond to their traumas in different ways. I’m a survivor of csa and so is my friend. Her trauma made her extremely hypersexual while I could literally cry if …
furiousgoldfish: your brain on trauma: how about we only vaguely remember this event, and we can’t be sure if we made it up or dreamed it (if we say it out loud other people will accuse us of making it up or dreaming it so better we assume that on our own) or if it …
furiousgoldfish: signs that your family is abusive: you feel the urge to hide from them whenever you’re vulnerable you cannot bear the idea of them seeing you cry when you’re hurt or in pain, you don’t go to them because you feel they’ll tell you that you deserved it or that it was your fault …
jewlesthemagnificent: curiousgeorgiana: babstheartist: themindislimitless: feministblackboard: A few weeks ago my mom stapled pages of a story in one of her women’s magazines together and handed it to me. She gave it to me pretty much with the tag lines “for your feminist blog” and “something new to consider.” Indeed it was; she knows me well. …
feministbeautyqueen: “But that’s kink sham-” Yes, it is. If your “kink” involves sexualized violence, paedophilia, role-playing rape or abuse, or is non-consensual, I am kink shaming you 100%. Shame on you. That’s horrible. Shame shame shame
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