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DISCLAIMER
Every word on this website is a work of fiction.
Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.
Bullies are lurking.
Every word on this website is a work of fiction.
Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.
Bullies are lurking.
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EVERYTHING DRIVING IN REVERSE (MY FIRST MEMOIR)
28 NOVEMBER 2021
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26 NOVEMBER 2021
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Would you use a company that was willing to use COVID-19 as an excuse to terminate your Grandmother or Grandfather?
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WHO GET'S TERMINATED?
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How would you feel about your Grandmother or Grandfather if they didn't stand up for themselves?
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25 NOVEMBER 2021
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THE UNRAVELLINGDONNA BeselPowerful. Upsetting. Important. Comforting.
5 STARS |
How did the book make me feel/think?
Donna
I hate your father. Long before he became a sick man and died, he was a sick, diseased man. It is a fine line between diminishing his vile actions by letting him off the hook with ill and diseased, and justice. I hope others hating him brings you solace and allows your energies to move toward warmer thoughts. When someone hurts me, loving friends do the hating for me—allowing me to pause.
I’m appalled at the disgusting behaviour of some of your family, who hid behind the insipidness of denial. Not only downplaying the impact on you but not understanding your lecherous father + enabling stepmother will haunt them for life, regardless of every “it’s in the past” or “I choose to move forward.” Those burdened in repudiation don’t seem to understand you can’t wash sexual assault away by closing minds. I was particularly disgusted by those whose lameness shone clearly in “I’m not as strong as you.” Please.
A suitcase is delivered. Every denial, blaming the times, not allowing you, the assaulted to express their tumult, specific dates on the calendar, fill the suitcase to the bursting point. When we lose the safety of home coupled with being ostracized by family, isolation, depression, suicidal thoughts, and fear of speaking up, often arise. Delivering the ostracized and assaulted to silence when they most need to speak. The cruelty of dismissiveness permits the assault to live on in perpetuity. It’s cruel. There is no closure. There is only heartache.
The suitcase begins to burst. How do we move on? We must.
I thank you for having the courage to share your story. I feel your pain. I do not understand the physical violence of sexual assault, but I know what being an outcast from family feels like. It’s debilitating.
Your words will help many.
Hugs
That’s how this book made me feel.
WRITTEN: November 25, 2021
Donna
I hate your father. Long before he became a sick man and died, he was a sick, diseased man. It is a fine line between diminishing his vile actions by letting him off the hook with ill and diseased, and justice. I hope others hating him brings you solace and allows your energies to move toward warmer thoughts. When someone hurts me, loving friends do the hating for me—allowing me to pause.
I’m appalled at the disgusting behaviour of some of your family, who hid behind the insipidness of denial. Not only downplaying the impact on you but not understanding your lecherous father + enabling stepmother will haunt them for life, regardless of every “it’s in the past” or “I choose to move forward.” Those burdened in repudiation don’t seem to understand you can’t wash sexual assault away by closing minds. I was particularly disgusted by those whose lameness shone clearly in “I’m not as strong as you.” Please.
A suitcase is delivered. Every denial, blaming the times, not allowing you, the assaulted to express their tumult, specific dates on the calendar, fill the suitcase to the bursting point. When we lose the safety of home coupled with being ostracized by family, isolation, depression, suicidal thoughts, and fear of speaking up, often arise. Delivering the ostracized and assaulted to silence when they most need to speak. The cruelty of dismissiveness permits the assault to live on in perpetuity. It’s cruel. There is no closure. There is only heartache.
The suitcase begins to burst. How do we move on? We must.
I thank you for having the courage to share your story. I feel your pain. I do not understand the physical violence of sexual assault, but I know what being an outcast from family feels like. It’s debilitating.
Your words will help many.
Hugs
That’s how this book made me feel.
WRITTEN: November 25, 2021
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On the shelves @ bookstores everywhere soon.
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What would you think of a friend (?) - who you shared 600 meals with, who's been to your home, and you've been to theirs, who after your life has been turned upside down, doesn't even take a second to give you a quick call to see if you are doing okay?
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Why for even one second did it think speaeh was free.
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