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Secrets

by the-girl-who-writes

She was witty Outgoing Intelligent Some might even call her silly. She was a friend A leader A role model A lover. She was a people pleaser Wished for the good of everyone. But she only had one problem. She had a secret. It was no small secret. It haunted her. Every day Every night Every time she relaxed. She couldn't escape it Though she tried. It was her past, and who can run from their past? Nobody knew. Not even her parents Or friends Or teachers Or anyone who could help her. She refused to tell because it was humiliating But she couldn't help that it happened to her. She lost her trust Her sense of security All within 15 minutes. She was young Didn't know any better She followed him like a dog He had lured her in and abused her. Sexually and physically. She ran home crying, but no one was there. Not a person she could tell Not a person who could soothe her. And as she grew older, she finally began to understand the horrid experience she had been through. Now she holds scars. Physically and emotionally But those very scars are what make her stronger every single day. She refused to let some abusive pervert ruin her life And she moved on Lived on Didn't let that stop her from being the beautiful strong woman she is today.
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This is an inspiringly true story that happened to a close friend of mine. I salute her for her bravery and strength to be able to overcome a situation as horrible as this.

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