Poignant, heartbreaking insight into familial, cultural and societal views on sex, sexuality and sexual abuse. An exploration of the ideas around those skewed beliefs that are passed onto
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Julie Federico reviews No Working Title
“No Working Title” is a raw powerful look into the personal life of a child who was abused. The fact that the author (Dr John A King) could
Connie Lee review’s No Working Title
Connie Lee, Founder/President at FACSA Foundation, wrote the following review of “No Working Title – a life in progress” I read No Working Title and I feel the pain
Jamaican women raping young boys
ALTHOUGH a number of Jamaican men still smirk at the idea of a woman raping a man, the increasing number of calls to the Marge Roper Counselling Service
Baltimore Ravens cheerleader sexually abuses 15 yr old boy
This article found in the BaltimoreBrew highlights the fact that authorities are pursuing more aggressively cases of sexual abuse of boys by women. Shattuck case puts spotlight on
One in every two boys in India are sexually abused
‘Delhi Belly’ actress Poorna Jagannathan. She says that one in every two boys in India are sexually abused. A stage actor of Indian origin, Jagannathan has been part
come hold my hand
You might walk a mile in my shoes but you will never know how far I’ve come and how far I have to go.
Beauty and her Beast
Barbot de Villeneuve was right. Inside every cursed beast is a man looking to be loved.
through their eyes
We are so quick to judge another, so quick to try and assess their performance as they struggle to live their lives as best they can. Why? Why
where love once lived
I think the greatest destruction to a meaningful love life is the intrusion of bland meaningless media in the bedroom, into our lives. What a waste it is