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You can recognize survivors by their creativity. In soulful, insightful, gentle, and nurturing creations, they often express the inner beauty they brought out of childhood storms. ↗
#abuse-survivors #childhood-abuse #childhood-sexual-abuse #effects-of-child-abuse #harrietta-s-happenstance
There's no alternative to being yourself. Accept it, honour it, value it - and get on with it. ↗
#alternatives #appreciation #courage #honour #inspiring-quotes
So at family gatherings… I try to stick to the acceptable script. Indeed, I discover that the less I say, the happier everyone seems to be with me. I sometimes wonder if I wouldn’t have been better off as a paraplegic or afflicted by some tragic form of cancer. The invisibility and periodicity of my disorder, along with how often I border on normalcy, allows them to evade my need for their understanding. And because our most enduring family heirloom is avoidance and denial of pain and suffering, I don’t need much prompting to shut myself down in their presence. ↗
Spurred by Amy’s death I’ve tried to salvage unwilling victims from the mayhem of the internal storm and am always, always just pulled inside myself. ↗
In some counties, there is an actual named crime of ritual abuse and there too, there have been convictions. ↗
Loneliness is designed to help you discover who you are…and to stop looking outside yourself for your worth. ↗
#discovering-who-you-are #feeling-alone #finding-yourself #happiness #happiness-comes-from-within
Listen to God with a broken heart. He is not only the doctor who mends it, but also the father who wipes away the tears. ↗
Maybe dream chasing is like climbing a mountain. You know, finding the trail, stepping onto it. At first you're energetic and it's easy. Then you trip over a root, face a huge boulder, or a steep incline. So you stand up after the fall, find your way around the boulder, and trudge up the vertical. Eventually, you're on top of the mountain with an expansive view of the world." ~ Michael Stlis in "A Stop in the Park ↗
