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They Called It Victimhood. I Call It Rising. October 9, 2025
After abuse, it’s common to be met with silence when you’re hurting — and then judgment when you begin to glow. They did not think this part through when they were doing what they were doing to you. This is an attempt at clean up and reputation management. Labels like “victimhood” or “victim mentality” are […]
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Men should absolutely be made more aware of what happens to a woman’s body postpartum. Birth is not the end of the journey—it is the beginning of deep healing, physical change, and emotional adjustment. Societies must continue to encourage men to show up as partners, protectors, and nurturers in this season. Supporting a woman after […]
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Stay away from people who can’t wait to see you step into danger, but never rejoice in your survival. These are the ones who treat your survival like a sideshow — clapping when you “pull off another trick,” urging you to perform like some Evil Knievel, but never showing gratitude, love, or care for the […]

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