Orgasms from women come involuntarily at times, especially during sexual abuse.

Controversial work has been noted in the meaning to "don't beat me" with song lyrics “I don't want no more broken bones or bruises” in a song written by Lori Jean for domestic violence called “Don't Tell Him,” with the lyrics being banned on some music sites. She continues with a song, “Resurrect My Home,” about molestation and a newer one, "Sugar Daddy Kids," warning about the process and its continuance from the victims.
Her controversial work highlighted in a book, "The Virtuous Woman," about abuse to women and the process and its effect on the brain creating loss, which in turn breaks down function in the brain, continues in the process of a film from a company she created, "LJP Works," which has been distributing music. The hope is to teach women to take control. Lori Jean was at her worst from beatings when writing the book. The end is abrupt. The screenplay is short as well but more precise. Take a peek at the synopsis so far:
Orgasms happen in more conflicting ways from abuse throughout our lives in an automatic response from the nervous system– even though the nerve response hasn't connected to the brain. Not casting blame and reflecting, it's a position that needs to be taken control of. This conflicting routine of orgasms and its outcome is shown routinely in this fictional story, "The Virtuous Woman." "She Finds the Chords Herself" - song published at Vevo under Lori Jean (a guitar symbolized as sexual pleasure in the title), shows free choice of a woman to her sexual being finding oneself in the process and shown as a token of strength in one's self will. The hope is for all genders to live in harmony more easily. Keep an eye out for more on the process of this movie and more controversial work, posts, and press by Lori Jean Finnila. You can also find an excerpt leading to the climax of the movie at her EPK listed under her website here in details in this press release.


E-Release
http://lorijeanfinnila.blogspot.com/2017/12/e-news-release-new-position-on-sexual.html