Category: Self-Help Publisher: Holland Meissner
Type: Non-Fiction
Copyright: August 30, 2015
Price: $4.95 (eBook)
A new kind of self-healing book for adult survivors of abuse.
Dying to be Angry is a daring story of courage. After a lifetime of repressed anger, author Holland Meissner recounts tales of abuse, crooked justice, and betrayal that forced her to abandon her role as a victim and triumph as a new spirit. Determined to relieve herself of mental poison that a toxic childhood had birthed, she frantically plummets into a cataclysmic journey and strips herself of life as she knows it.
Shedding the private world she created in order to cope, Holland reveals the unheard of tale of the making of an angry woman and the triumphant journey that helped her conquer her demons and defiantly reclaim her own voice. Authentic and mischievous, this is the shameless anthem of the repressed woman and the repossession of her life.
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"That made no difference to me though. I was sore and swollen; bruised and confused. My labia took a beating and the same for my inner thighs. He had to be quiet and maneuver best he could with at least two other girls in the bed with me. He couldn't dare awaken the other girls and have them interrupt him getting his jollies. And lucky for me, his attempts to be quiet and careful led to his penis being rejected time and time again."
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