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Betrayal & DeceptionTrauma & PTSD

Invitation — Phoenix Heart

By Poe
January 1, 2024 1 Min Read
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The smallest of events are proof that “small things matter more than
big things.”
Caught by introductions of written scriptures that once worked for
them, they created such ambiguity that it targeted the weak. Was it to
make them less? Or was it to make them more powerful?
If we believed in the concept of being beloved, I rest assured that
ambiguity might bounce out of sight—while sightseeing for another
soul to torture. Just not this one.
The weakness cried out, playing its voice of “I am the victim,” or
waited for some boy-who-cried-wolf pack to light them up with
narcissistic applause, while gaslighting became a blindsiding power
source.

Note: The Take Back
“Trauma is a permanent, painful, and draining internal process,
not only for oneself but for those around you.”

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