When I first remembered that I had been raped, I told a few people that I had met online through the Law and Order: SVU fandom. That was when I first found my voice. I later told a few people in real life. My therapist, a co-worker and a few others. I must say I … Continue reading Why I Support The Family Center
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Fearlessness – Out With The Old, In With The New
Fear•less•ness• "Being fearless means busting down those walls of fear and being who you are, not who someone else thinks you are. People like to put others in a box and tell them what they can and cannot do or who they can and cannot be. No one can tell you who you are and … Continue reading Fearlessness – Out With The Old, In With The New
Joyful Heart Foundation Revolution Gala
Tonight is the Joyful Heart Foundation JoyfulRevolution Gala and even though I cannot be there in person, my heart is full of joy. This foundation and Mariska Hargitay helped give me the strength to speak up, tell my story and be heard. Although I would still love to meet her and tell her this in … Continue reading Joyful Heart Foundation Revolution Gala
Speak Out: Jenn’s Story
"The youngest memory I have of my life is when my Grandmother and her husband was getting a divorce and he came after her with a shovel threatening to kill her, I was three years old. At such a young age, I kind of had an idea how some men were; my biological father seem … Continue reading Speak Out: Jenn’s Story
Things That Excite Me
My friend is always radiating her energy and it rubs off on me ever so positively so I am going to make a blog about things that excite me and I encourage you to do it as well. SVU being renewed for another season. I'll admit the past few seasons, I haven't really watched it … Continue reading Things That Excite Me
Speak Out: Stephanie’s Story
"When I was in my mid-teens, I was sexually assaulted. When I was in my mid-teens, I was taught my sole purpose on this earth was to be of service to men, to be a sexual object, not a human being. After being assaulted, everything I thought I knew about myself crumbled. I became an … Continue reading Speak Out: Stephanie’s Story
