‘It Was My Fault,’ And Other Things Victims Of Sexual Assault Mistakenly Tell Themselves
It was my fault because no one believed me. What actually happened is probably just an exaggeration. “Not saying that your story isn’t true, but…”
It was my fault because no one believed me. What actually happened is probably just an exaggeration. “Not saying that your story isn’t true, but…”
In a few days, I had learned not only that my house had a restless spirit, but that maybe he couldn’t cross over to the other side because of his untimely death, a death that could have been prevented.
I sat up in bed and couldn’t stop shaking.
The thing I missed most about home was the smell.