We recently moved this blog to a new host company that will save us some money, while also enabling us to have unlimited writers (the old site limited us to two writers). The process took longer than expected and I didn't want to add new content until the transition was complete, which it is.
So, this is just to say we'll be posting more regularly beginning this week. We'll try to have at least two new stories each month, with a goal of eventually adding one per week.
We are in a moment that calls on all of us–out of human decency–not to look away from the sexual violence and isolation perpetrated on men and boys, women and girls, adults and children.
My name is Sam. I'm an alumni of MenHealing's Weekends of Recovery. MenHealing is hosting a free online benefit concert called Ripple Effect in just under two weeks– at 4pm PT / 7pm ET on October 26, the day after Male Survivor Awareness Day– featuring the Indigo
While this post may not explicitly talk about sexual harm, the questions and thought processes within stem from my childhood trauma and recovery. Strategy: The Forces at Work; Reception — Action * A. Receptive Forces * B. Central Element * C. Active Forces Question: What/How to focus/function in order to be more
Survivors cope in countless ways. Some shut down, silencing themselves and burying memories. Others cling to the illusion that our caregivers truly loved us, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
I was shopping for shoes when I saw the shirt. It was by itself on a torso mannequin and it whispered to me as I passed it. “I am for you!”