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“They Get What They Deserve,” Why Victims of Gang Culture Do Not Report Gangs in #SurreyBC And Why They Absolutely Should

TRIGGER WARNING: This article goes into detail about gang rape, torture, sexual abuse, and trauma. Please be warned it will be difficult to read. The federal government has given $200,000 to BC's Crime Stoppers, in order to help convince people to report about the recent gang activity happening around the province, and I am telling … Continue reading “They Get What They Deserve,” Why Victims of Gang Culture Do Not Report Gangs in #SurreyBC And Why They Absolutely Should

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Hollywood Is Under Attack From Women and Men Who Refuse To Remain Silent…And That’s More Powerful Than Any Award In History

Throughout history our celebrities be them humans or Gods, have always been the kind of people whose names are known the world over. From Istanbul to China, Africa to Canada, the title of celebrity means the exact same thing. "The world knows your name and at least a dozen stories about you are true, and … Continue reading Hollywood Is Under Attack From Women and Men Who Refuse To Remain Silent…And That’s More Powerful Than Any Award In History

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Survivors Connection

Sun, June 27, 2021 @ 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM PDT I am so excited about this one! I am hosting my first ever conversation about being a survivor and healing from mental health. This is a huge opportunity for me to share my story, but more than that, it's a platform for other survivors … Continue reading Survivors Connection

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I Am Not Going To Stop Talking Just To Help You Remain Ignorantly Comfortable

I've been thinking a lot about racism. White people - in particular - are programmed and trained to be afraid of BIPOC and Black people. Maybe it's our skin color, or maybe it's more than four hundred years of oppression that taught us to be strong. That taught us to be wise. That taught us … Continue reading I Am Not Going To Stop Talking Just To Help You Remain Ignorantly Comfortable

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This is My Survivor Journey Part Two: Go Ahead And Call Out Your Own Name When You Masturbate

Part one of this post can be found at And Another Thing... When I first started masturbating again, I realized that the orgasm was the only time in my entire life when I was taking care of what "I" needed, without caring about what other people needed. I kept hearing this voice in my head … Continue reading This is My Survivor Journey Part Two: Go Ahead And Call Out Your Own Name When You Masturbate