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The victim becomes captive in an almost fictionalized, unreal world that the abuser creates. Once engulfed in this web of fiction, the victim is entrapped in a world of contradiction, confusion, and prevalent fear.
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Glennon Doyle Melton
“I do not know Zen. I just know gratitude. I am grateful for the beauty in the midst of suffering. I am grateful for the treasure hunt through the minefield of life. Dangerous or not, I don’t want out of the minefield. Because truth, and beauty, and God are there.”
― Glennon Doyle Melton, Carry On, Warrior: Thoughts on Life Unarmed

Stephanie  Land
“Whether on paper or in my mind, the problems I had to deal with first—the car repair, the court date, the empty cupboards—went at the top, on the left. The next pressing issue went next to it, on the right. I’d focus on one problem at a time, working left to right, top to bottom.”
― Stephanie Land, Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay, and a Mother's Will to Survive

Stephanie  Land
“We work, we love, we do. And the stress of it all, the exhaustion, leaves us hollowed. Scraped out. Ghosts of our former selves.”
― Stephanie Land, Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay, and a Mother's Will to Survive

“And if you don’t see race, then you’re turning a blind eye on racial injustices. Because colorblind or not, racism does happen. And why be colorblind? We’re all different, and diversity is a good thing.”
― Sheeryl Lim, Brown Boy Nowhere

Rachel Lynn Solomon
“wanted this book to highlight a neurodiverse heroine who happens to be on medication and in therapy falling in love and thriving. I wanted to show the messy, heavy parts of her life alongside the moments that sweep her off her feet. And I wanted a hero who’d love her through her dark days, not despite them—because to me, that is the most romantic thing of all.”
― Rachel Lynn Solomon, Weather Girl

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