Thirty years is a lifetime. It’s a thousand hopes, a million quiet sacrifices, and countless moments where you thought, Maybe it’ll get better. Maybe they’ll change. Maybe I can fix this. No one starts out thinking they’ll spend decades enduring pain, control, or erasure. You likely had dreams — of love that felt safe, of growing… Read More Thirty years is a lifetime
“Is Checking Your Own Security Cameras Considered Stalking?”A Look at Personal Safety, Boundaries, and the Right to Protect Your Space In the aftermath of abuse, many survivors find themselves grappling with a heightened sense of alertness—what some may call hypervigilance. It’s the mind and body’s way of trying to regain control after a long period… Read More A Look at Personal Safety, Boundaries, and the Right to Protect Your Space
Over the past few months, I’ve had the pleasure of meeting incredible people and engaging in genuine, heartfelt conversations—real conversations. Not just surface-level small talk, not one-sided monologues, and certainly not being talked at. For years, I was trapped in situations where communication wasn’t about mutual understanding—it was about control, dominance, or obligation. I know all too… Read More The Joy of Real Conversations: Connecting Instead of Being Spoken At
From the very first morning, everything was a catastrophe. From the weather to a bad night’s sleep, from aches and pains to exaggerated health problems, his entire world revolved around negativity. At first, I thought it was just a phase, something that would pass with time. But as the days turned into years, I realized… Read More Recognising Red Flags
The Return of Me: A Work in Progress For the first time in over three decades, I woke up feeling like my old self—the person I was before life took an unexpected and painful turn. After a solid ten-hour sleep, I opened my eyes with a sense of peace I hadn’t known in years. The… Read More The Return of Me: A Work in Progress
There are some people in life who sit up in their ivory towers, casting judgment on others while having never done a day’s work themselves. The audacity of such individuals to accuse others of going after money, when in reality, the truth is far from their delusional perceptions. I have worked and contributed throughout my… Read More Ivory Tower Judgment
Saving the Best Until Last: Exposing the Truth After Three Decades of Abuse For years, I was silenced. My voice was drowned out by manipulation, control, and a carefully orchestrated web of lies. But no more. I have spent months compiling my testimony—fifteen pages of raw, undeniable truth, supported by decades of journal entries, backup… Read More Saving the Best Until Last: Exposing the Truth After Three Decades of Abuse
The Illusion of Wealth Throughout my life, I had been accustomed to a certain standard of living. My mother had instilled in me the belief that while a home could be modest, life itself should be enjoyed to the fullest. Holidays were not to be scrimped on; they were to be embraced as special moments,… Read More The Illusion of Wealth
When “Love” is Just Another Act: Recognizing the Patterns of Manipulation Decent people show care, empathy, and understanding—especially when they haven’t seen someone in months. Decent people check in, ask about health, acknowledge hardships, and try to support rather than add to the pain. They don’t throw fuel on the fire, and they certainly don’t… Read More When “Love” is Just Another Act: Recognizing the Patterns of Manipulation
The Absurdity of Financial Accusations: Setting the Record Straight It is utterly ludicrous to be accused of being overly concerned about money when the reality of my situation tells a completely different story. Throughout my marriage, I worked diligently while my husband stopped working 25 years ago. I have always contributed, always ensured that our… Read More The Absurdity of Financial Accusations: Setting the Record Straight
