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Her hands were curled up into tight fists as she struggled to continue her story. Her voice cracked under the weight of her pain. “Each and every one of them violated each and every one of us,” she said. “They kept us all there for three whole cycles, and turned us into their toys, their playthings. It didn’t matter if we were in pain, or exhausted, or hungry, or sick, or broken… It was one after another after another...” She shivered as she said it. The others who were listening were utterly heartbroken and angry and depressed as she talked.

Breaking Free can be a true story. Many women on a daily basis goes through what Katie is going through. Domestic abuse or any sort of abuse is never okay. Never let anybody take away your worth, because you are worth everything! If you are getting hurt by somebody you thought cared about you, get help. Never be afraid to reach out, because it's not okay for somebody to call you names, to yell or place their hands on you. Never allow somebody take advantage and cause you that type of pain.

He had not walked in that day which meant he was close, he was very close. I did not want him to find me that broken. He loved me when I was just in that state. I did not want him to find me in that state where I felt as worthless as he always called me to be. I would be damned if I gave that bastard more pleasure than I already had by letting him break me apart. He was the broken one, he was the twisted one, finding pleasure in abusing a child. He was the one that needed help. My hands moved back, pushing my upper body up. My arms seemed as if they would snap. They were littered with scars that would never disappear, scars that would always remind me of the seven years I had slaved in that

Everything I was once is lifeless now. "I thought that if my mother comes back everything would go back to normal. Oh, how foolish I am. After my mother came back she fought with him and was about to call the police when he fucking drugged her. For six months he kept on drugging her on the force that she eventually became addicted to her. The mother is never there anymore. She became someone lifeless and I could do nothing to help her. She lost her job. We lost the house. Then when she became homeless, he became like the one and only option to my mom that she took us to the trailer. And it was just the beginning. She also started to get abusive and I don't even remember the countless times I

*Content warning* This chapter contains sensitive content (abuse/assault) that some may find triggering or upsetting. It's not graphic, but I advise you to skip this chapter or read it at your own risk. I stare out of the window at the gradually dimming sky. The sound of the rain hitting the window and the distant rumble of the thunder was soothing. It gave me something else to focus on, other than the ache in my body, my wrists' stinging, and the crippling fear that had my heart racing a mile a minute. I didn’t think I would see daylight ever again. The scary part is that I was okay with that. In fact, I was welcoming it. I gave up fighting after the third time. I begged them every hour to

Mr Alexandria explained, “Please, I want you to help me, I'm less privileged, and If they succeeded In taking my kids from me, they might not let me see my kids again, please, have mercy on me, when I was pregnant, this man abandoned me, and his wife beat me up In this man's office, and since I left his office, he forgot about me since then, now he and his wife want my children, I have suffered so much on my children, please help me” Marianna explained while tears dripping down from her eyes,

I thought about all the years I'd spent being scared of them. All the years I'd spent believing they had power over me. All the years I'd spent thinking I was broken and worthless and only good for what I could provide other people. And I realized something. They were wrong. All of them. I wasn't broken. I wasn't worthless. I wasn't weak. I'd survived twelve years of abuse. I'd escaped with my compassion intact. I'd told the truth even when it terrified me. I'd stood up to my father without shaking.

“Swingers clubs were too middle class for my mother. Too respectable. She liked her orgies anonymous. Cheap. Dirty. I stopped counting how many people used her body. Men. Women. Didn’t matter. That’s how I learned about sharing. At first they took things from me… later I took things from them. Pain and pleasure, that was my mother’s inheritance.” Tears filled his eyes. For a moment I didn’t know what to say. My tongue felt thick and dry. Blackness had started nibbling at the edges of my vision because I still couldn’t get enough air. I wanted to tell him he wasn’t alone. That countless people wandered through the same darkness, shouted into the same emptiness, stood beside the same open wind

"Broken and Abused Was left to suffer; Cried and Begged to Be Loved and Cared for" Ashma Rauniyar ******************************* I was broken; I was abused; I was left to suffer on my own; I kept on crying and begging to be loved; to be cared but no one heard my plea of songs. I was left alone to fight; alone to survive; alone to fight with my worst nightmares; left alone to fight the depression. I was left alone by my own family to die.

Top in every class. His family barely registered in the pack hierarchy. From a brief interview with them the PA suggested that they, as lowborn as they were, saw him as an embarrassment, no love lost there. It was all too depressing, the poor boy was alone and defenceless already and I was about to add the proverbial last straw that could break him. I could still hear his desperate voice pleading for me to go to him. I felt such intense shame at letting my mate down and knowing full well I was going to do something even worse. I was going to reject him. I had no choice. I told myself over and over I had no choice.