This is a powerful, emotionally wrenching song about child abuse.
My heart breaks when I think of young children in these kinds of situations.
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- I am a graduate student, a nerd, and a budding feminist who cares very strongly about sexual assault, relationship abuse, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
Disclaimer: all entries on this blog represent my personal opinions and experiences as I understand them.
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- Rape jokes aren't funny.
- Women are not always right (aka Rape jokes aren't funny, Part 2)
- Let's talk about consent
- Triggers and responses
- PTSD as a student
- PTSD under a directed microscope
- Uncertainty, doubt, and the search for validation
- The process of telling a friend...
- Approaching a friend in an abusive relationship
- Only rapists can prevent rape
- Bullying: I do not think the problem is what you think it is.
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- Introduction to My Resources Posts
- Book: "Safe" -- Susan Shaw
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- Song: "Concrete Angel" -- Martina McBride
- Song: "Gratitude" -- Ani DiFranco
- Uncertainty, Doubt, and the Search for Validation
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