Melissa Ryan in an interview with theAuthor (Dr John A. King) talks with about the turning pint in his life concerning his abuse
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You make me feel like superman
You make me feel like superman Even when I’m not wearing my undies on the outside.
you are not alone
For the millions of men who spent their youth lost and alone. Raped, ridiculed, doubted, disbelieved, ridiculed, shamed; Who have walked alone for years, blaming themselves, unable to
The adventure
Standing there, holding each other as close as our own skin. We were looking at our future, not sure what it held. It was large and full of
Like trash
Early on in my recovery I felt like this. I felt like I was waiting for the hammer to drop, waiting for people to move on, waiting for
Big Boys a Don’t cry
More than any other this harmful stereotype prevents young men and boys speaking up and out about what is happening to them or what has happened to them….
Suicide :
For those that have experienced extreme trauma, suicide isn’t necessarily seen as a means to escape their problems, but as a way to stop them hurting those
Rain…
This was the first piece of poetry I wrote when I started to get the flashbacks and memory recalls, it was not the first time I was abused,
it is not over
One of the biggest issues faced by those that have experienced trauma of an extreme nature is a sense that the life they feel they never lived, is
the future
Most people who have been through incredibly difficult situations allow those situation to define them for the rest of their lives. To me they seem to revel in