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CHILD
ABUSE
SOUL
MATES MEANT FOR EACH OTHER
After 13 years of marriage, my husband and I learned of something
new we had in common. We are both incest survivors.
We were
a rather unlikely pair to marry, and many questioned whether
we were a suitable match. I was a teacher with a Master’s
degree in Administration, and he had dropped out of high school
just prior to graduation to avoid failing. I was an extrovert,
and he an introvert. <read
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FRAGMENTED PERSONALITY HAS ITS GOOD POINTS
- You
are never alone.
- You
always have someone to talk to.
- When
you get in a discussion with someone, you always win because
the majority rules...<read
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WHO
ARE YOU?
As an
adult, female survivor of childhood sexual abuse, I am often
confronted by colleagues in the field of social work and education
with the query “How did you turn out so well?” (Of
course my immediate gut reaction is that they really don’t
know me--I’m as far from “well” as you can get!).
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