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    “The Goblin Market”, written by Christina Rossetti, portrays an interesting point of view using symbolism to describe violence and sexual abuse in an imaginary setting. The goblins in the poem are supposedly representing men, who are representing animalistic creatures that cannot be restrained. These goblins have a selfish craving for satisfying their own pleasure even if that means harming others in the process. “One had cat’s face … One like a ratel tumbled hurry scurry” (lines 71-76). A…

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    Why are child victims of sexual abuse at greater risk of HIV/AIDS than adults? Statics’ have showed that across the world with the custom of young children, especially girls under the age of 15 and being sexually active with older partners could be subjected to HIV or sexual violence. It is known fact that with the lower of age of first time sec can lead to a higher the lifetime of contracting HIV infection. Although it is also said that women who have HIV and gives vaginal birth can pass on to…

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    The trauma often involves severe emotional stress such as losing a parent. It also involves physical or sexual abuse as well as being affected by a natural disaster or war. Developing a dissociative identity disorder increased seven times with a child exposed to trauma. Ninety-five to ninety-eight percent of dissociative disorder is linked to child abuse. Women are nine times more likely to be diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder. Women have a greater chance to be diagnosed…

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    around." Azarie Bird said. Also, children were frequently assaulted, raped, or threatened by staff or other students. Emile Highway was one of the victim of sexual abuse. "I was strapped, I was sexually abused, and I had to go through a healing process to deal with feelings of inadequacy... shame." Some of the children give up from the abuse that they experienced so some of them try to escape or died from it. Survivors did share their traumatic experiences like Fred Sasakamoose who said, "I was…

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    These are the qualities that I feel I express as individual: passion, trust, loyalty, energy, joy, happiness, enthusiasm, creativity and gratitude. I also possess some not so good qualities: criticism, defensiveness, extreme introspection, and sensitivity. As I seek to understand why I get so critical at times, I reflect on a question that Narayani asked, “Are you an empath?” “Well, I am empathetic, if that is what you mean.” I have never studied the term ‘empath’ as a state of being or genetic…

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    young teenage years. Wuornos experienced horrifying abuse and damaging psychological events in her childhood. Her father killed himself while in jail serving time for child molestation, while her mother abandoned her and older brother Keith. Wuornos didn’t have it any easier with her grandparents, her grandparents were alcoholics and her grandfather threatened the children with violent force. Wuornos and her brother both experienced sexual abuse by their grandparents. In her later teens,…

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    disregard or abuse may interfere with identity improvement. About 99% of the people who get dissociative identity disorder perceived individual histories of repeating, overwhelming, and regularly life-undermining unsettling influences at a touchy formative phase of adolescence. It usually occurs before age 9. Separation may likewise happen when there has been diligent disregard or psychological mistreatment, notwithstanding when there has been no unmistakable physical or sexual abuse.…

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    From a young age, Evan Treborn suffered from blackouts and he couldn’t recall what happened during those moments. His grade school teachers raised his mother’s attention to this issue after he drew a horrific picture of himself standing over dead bodies. His mother hoped that Evan didn’t have the same illness as his father, who was living in an institution. Evan Treborn begins to blackout many traumatic experiences and when he “wakes up”, he can’t remember what had happened, or where he is. His…

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    of Two Cities I noticed an abundance of conflicts which arose can be traced back to the female characters and the lack of education for them. The main conflict of the story and the root of all problems that occured in the book was caused by the sexual abuse of Madame DeFarge’s sister from Marquis Evremonde who was a rich french aristocrat. She is an example of a girl living in France during the Revolution who would hugely benefit from free education and empowerment. After her sister’s rape…

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    He ironically was a childcare expert. What makes this specific story so extremely disappointing is that he was in a position of utmost authority over these boys. It’s similar to when a police officer sexually assaults somebody they pull over, they abuse their authority and they know better. These incidents are not only upsetting, but disappointing. The main feeling I experienced during this video was anger. Throughout the time of his crimes, so many people found out about what he had done, and…

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