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The Fifth Assault
Memoir

The Fifth Assault

One of the first things I learned in my study of trauma was that violence itself isn’t what traumatizes. It’s … Continue reading The Fifth Assault

The Second Assault
Memoir

The Second Assault

I am still in seventh grade, but I have made two friends. A girl at school. And another girl in … Continue reading The Second Assault

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