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Circumstances bring two individuals, each with their own challenges, together in an unexpected circumstance. This relationship between an old man and a young lady leads to a situation neither was looking for nor wanted, but it leads to a relationship that impacted a whole community. The trials and rewards lead to a complete transformation of both the main characters and all others that are drawn into their relationship. The ups and downs lead to times of happiness and sometimes sorrow, but the book is filled with strong emotions. The reader will be kept asking what will happen next.

The book was awarded the 2011 NCA Franklyn S. Haiman Award for Distinguished Scholarship in Freedom of Expression.This book sets out to explore how hate comes alive in language and actions by examining the nature and persuasive functions of hate in American society. Hate speech may be used for many purposes and have different intended consequences. It may be directed to intimidate an out-group, or to influence the behavior of in-group members. But how does this language function? What does it accomplish? The answers to these questions are addressed by an examination of the communicative messages produced by those with hateful minds. Beginning with an examination of the organized hate movement, the book provides a critique of racist discourse used to recruit and socialize new members, construct enemies, promote valued identities, and encourage ethnoviolence. The book also examines the strategic manipulation of hatred in our everyday lives by politicians, political operatives, and media personalities. Providing a comprehensive overview of hate speech, the book ends by describing the desirable features of an anti-hate discourse that promotes respect for social differences.

Susan Norman's disturbing childhood and violent marriage left her with learning and writing difficulties that she has spent her life overcoming. Using guile, good humour and a fair dollop of native intelligence, she endured extreme domestic violence and misfortune, yet always managed to spring off the back foot and bounce back.Hardworking and forthright, Susan has negotiated successful careers as a prison officer, hostage negotiator and businesswoman. Her trademark of an infectious sense of humour, loyalty, compassion and kindness to others is a tribute to her authentic self.Her narrative tracks her life from early childhood in the downtrodden streets of the East End of London, her marriage to a violent pimp and her struggles to bring up her children in appalling living conditions. Despite being unable to write, Susan became a prison officer in the notorious and dangerous corridors of Boggo Road Prison. Eventually, after many years of outstanding service, work stress overcame her, forcing her to leave.Embarking on a successful business venture with her husband, and trusting that her daughter, Ivy, would never hurt her, Susan encouraged her daughter's involvement in the day-to-day running of the company. Manipulated and blackmailed by Ivy into losing control of the company she worked hard to establish, Susan was locked out of her company office and left in despair and penniless.Written with the help of a ghostwriter, this is a story of tenacity and strength in adversity and - despite suffering the worst form of betrayal, from close family - the fortitude to rise above it, laugh and bounce back.

Are you or your child facing the distressing reality of cyberbullying? In a world driven by digital interactions, it's crucial to arm yourself with the knowledge and tools necessary to combat online abuse. Introducing "The Cyberbully Self-Defense Handbook," an empowering guide crafted to equip individuals, parents, and guardians with effective strategies to shield themselves and their loved ones from the harm caused by cyberbullying and the dissemination of false information.Written by an author with over 20 years of practical experience in combating cyberbullying, this comprehensive handbook provides invaluable insights into the nature of online aggression. By delving into the intricacies of cyberbullying and its connection to innate human aggression, the book unveils powerful techniques to counteract and subvert the tactics employed by cyberbullies.Inside this essential guide, you'll discover:Understanding of cyberbullying: Explore the various forms of online abuse, including harassment, stalking, flaming, doxing, and impersonation. Gain insights into the psychology behind cyberbullying and how it intersects with human behavior.Recognizing the signs and impact: Learn to identify the signs of cyberbullying victimization and understand the emotional, psychological, and social consequences it can have on individuals and their overall well-being.Cyberbully's tactics: Gain deep insights into the techniques employed by cyberbullies to manipulate and intimidate their victims. By understanding their strategies, you can respond assertively and confidently.Self-defense strategies: Discover a range of proven strategies and practical advice to confront cyberbullies and expose their behavior. Learn how to shine a light on their actions while safeguarding your mental and emotional well-being.Protecting your child: Equip yourself with the tools to guide and support your child through the challenges of cyberbullying. Discover age-appropriate strategies to help them cope with insults and abuse on social media, fostering resilience and empowering them to navigate the digital landscape safely."The Cyberbully Self-Defense Handbook" provides a practical roadmap for individuals and families seeking to protect themselves and their children from the perils of cyberbullying. By embracing the insights and strategies shared in this guide, you'll gain the confidence to stand up against online abuse, ensuring a safer and more positive digital experience for yourself and your

Has your mother caused you deep emotional pain?Did the person who should have offered unconditional love and protection inflict lasting wounds that continue to impact your life?Do you find yourself grappling daily with the aftermath of her actions?Children brought up by narcissistic mothers often face seemingly insurmountable challenges. They frequently experience intense guilt and an overwhelming sense of obligation and shame, compelling them to conceal their family's issues even if it's detrimental to their own well-being.Consider reading this book if you recognise these traits in your mother:Attempts to manipulate you.Appears to compete with you.Seeks to control you.Only behaves kindly towards you in public.Disregards your emotions.Focuses on appearances.Exhibits emotional instability.Demeans you.Constantly criticises you and compares you to others.Lacks empathy.Disrespects your boundaries.Offers conditional love.Utilises love for reward and punishment.Portrays herself as a victim.As a result, you may experience: A deep sense of misunderstanding. Feelings of depression and confusion. Discomfort with yourself. Helplessness and despair. Unusual jealousy or insecurity. A tendency to self-isolate. Significant weight loss or gain. Peculiar dreams. Sudden, unexplained anxiety. Persistent, obsessive thoughts about your mother.Achieve emotional freedom, or your mother will continue to occupy your thoughts.Take action now! It's never too late!Unaddressed internal conflicts and long-standing traumas can cause irreversible harm to your emotional and mental health, jeopardising your future well-being. It is crucial to act promptly.

2016 Bronze Winner Readers' Favorite (NonFiction)5/5 Stars Readers' Favorite Review Winner 2015 Best of Books, IndieReader (NonFiction)2015 Honorable Mention Winner Los Angeles Book Festival2015 Honorable Mention Winner San Francisco Book Festival Award-winning author Rachel Thompson courageously confronts the topics of sexual abuse and suicide, love and healing, in her second nonfiction book of prose: Broken Places. The sequel to Rachel's first award-winning, best-selling nonfiction book, Broken Pieces, Rachel bares her soul in essays, poems and prose, addressing life's most difficult topics with honesty. As you follow one woman's journey through the dark and into the light, you will find yourself forever changed.Rachel's first book in this series, Broken Pieces, has been a #1 best seller on Amazon (eBooks) on Women's Poetry and Abuse. Please note: this book discusses serious topics, and is intended for mature audiences only.One of IndieReader's "Best of 2015″ top books and 2015 Honorable Mention Winner in both the Los Angeles and the San Francisco Book Festivals, in addition to several other awards, Broken Places will capture your mind, body, and soul.

Comprend des dialogues complets et un jeu d'écran. Se compose de l'histoire complète Histoire écrite par : Mantri Pragada Markandeyulu. Bonne histoire à des fins de réalisation de films. Un crime, une fraude et un faux commis par un employé de banque. Il gagne de l'argent de manière frauduleuse. Apprécie bien. Sa famille est ruinée. Il a une deuxième configuration. Il atterrit en difficulté. Les auditeurs de banque remarquent cette fraude et ce manque d'argent. Dépose une affaire de police. Affaire devant la Cour de justice. Enfin, la Cour acquitte l'employé de non-culpabilité. À ce moment-là, la famille des employés n'est vue nulle part. La famille est ruinée. ----------------- A crime, fraud and a forgery by a bank employee. He makes money in a fraudulent manner. Enjoys well. His family gets ruined. He has a second set up. He lands in problem. Bank Auditors notice this fraud and short-fall of money. Files a Police case. Case in the Court of Law. Finally, the Court acquits the employee of not guilty. By that time, the employee family is not seen anywhere. Family gets ruined. ------------------

Infanticide is the crime of killing an infant. It is one of the commonest, yet least understood of all human crimes. Estimates of its frequency, based upon historical studies and modern data, indicate that up to 10-15% of all children ever born have been killed by their parents: an astounding seven billion victims! Most people find it difficult to accept that anyone, except the most severely mentally disturbed felon, would kill their own child.The author provides the first exhaustive survey of infanticide, drawing on historical data from around the world. He then uses this survey as a basis for investigating why infanticide has been present in every form of human society throughout history.Although academic articles document isolated aspects of this problem, a single, unified analysis of infanticide has not been completed until now.Both comprehensive and compelling, this important study will intrigue students of human psychology, social welfare, and child abuse, and will promote further research on this alarmingly overlooked atrocity.Dr. Larry S. Milner, an expert in the field of infanticide, brings to light reasons why parents have so often resorted to murdering their offspring.A board-certified physician in Internal Medicine, Hematology and Oncology as well as an attorney, Dr. Milner wrote this book to inform the public about the historical and current practice of infanticide in order to promote prevention.INCLUDES INDEX

Consequences Beyond Belief is a first-hand account of shame, guilt, drugs, hope, love and mental health from a child of an addict. Nothing is out of bounds, and it is not dramatised or stripped back. There are a lot of references to research conducted in terms of mental health and addiction from various sources.Social norms teach us what a heroin addict may look like. Common perceptions by the media and popular films such as Trainspotting show themes of desperate addicts who may be homeless, lacking work or even resorting to prostitution. Even popular music culture like Ed Sheeran's The A Team, shows the dark side of drug addiction.In fact, ¿ of homeless people cite drug and alcohol abuse as a reason for becoming homeless. But my story breaks statistics and challenges what we think we know. Introducing my mother.Let's start a conversation and help those who are suffering in silence. I felt so alone as a teenager, as though I was the only one combating this. If I had a guide like this, it would have changed my outlook. I wouldn't have blamed myself or felt so isolated.

Have you been deeply hurt by your father?Did the man who should have loved you, listened to you and protected you inflict traumas that still affect your life today?Are you struggling every day to repair the damage that he has caused?Being daughters raised by emotionally absent fathers is a difficult and lonely experience; you may have low self-esteem, suffer from anger and depression and feel that you have no value.There are several ways in which fathers can be emotionally distant from their daughters: through divorce, work/careers, military service, addictions, serious physical or mental illness or death.It is possible that these men are narcissists who have showered you with constant criticism and try to manipulate and control you. Or it may be that they were abusive to you or were simply old-fashioned fathers of few words and expressed what they wanted only with gestures.Adult daughters of emotionally absent fathers always recognise that something is wrong, but overlook the devastating long-term effects that impact themselves, their romantic relationships, their friendships and their work or careers.I recommend that you read this book if you recognise some of these attitudes in your father:- Only your physical needs exist for them, not your emotional ones.- They talk to you in a flat, uninterested tone of voice.- They make cruelly critical comments.- They do not listen to you or take an interest in your life.- They never compliment you or celebrate your achievements.- They never spend time alone with you.- They rarely convey their affection to you with hugs or smiles.- They are distracted when they are with you, by work, TV or their phone.- They are addicted to alcohol or other substances.- They spend money on unnecessary things before they meet your needs.- They are unable to manage their emotions and express their feelings.- They are defensive and unwilling to accept points of view other than their own.- They blame you for their faults or mistakes.- They do not take responsibility for their actions.- They deny reality when you try to talk about their attitudes, making you feel crazy.These are just some of the most common signs. In any family, the situation can be complex and varied. The devastating effects of an emotionally absent father are not often talked about. The world needs to talk about these types of fathers!You, on the other hand, may be experiencing the following:- Anger and disappointment at not receiving the affection and support you wanted and should have received.- Feeling unloved, inadequate and worthless.- Loneliness, without the support of a network of loving family members.- a misunderstanding of what has happened to you and what you feel.In romantic relationships, women who grew up with absent fathers will try to reproduce the patterns they suffered in their past and will have difficulty forming lasting relationships by going for partners who do not value and respect them.Is it possible to heal the invisible childhood wounds plagued by an emotionally absent father?Fortunately, this manual contains methods to identify and interrupt dysfunctional patterns and cultivate new ones that are useful and tailored to you. It is important to do this for yourself, for your loved ones and, ultimately, for your children.This book is written for you. It will help you!

There's a saying that goes, "You're born, you live, and then you die," or something like that. However, that oneliner doesn't discuss what happens in life that completely uproots everything you've ever known about yourself. Author Takhia Gaither chronicles readers through the beliefs, thoughts, decisions, and actions that landed her in an abusive relationship. Relying on her faith in God and being a trained teacher, she evaluated each situation as a new lesson. She committed to allowing God to redefine her entire life as He turned up the heat on the refiner's fire.This book brings together over two years of writing spanning a 20+ year journey. It directs readers through journaling activities, self-reflection, and ways to apply scriptures to their everyday lives.

Intimate partner abuse is sadly a reality for many, even within the church community. The problem is that unless the abuse is physical, for far too long, the church has taught many to turn a blind eye to their experiences. I Married Him, Now What? A Saved Girl's Guide to Surviving Abusive Marriage presents readers with aspects of emotional, financial, and psychological abuse that are often overlooked and/or unseen by those on the outside. As a survivor of narcissistic abuse, author Takhia Gaither discusses how faulty theology, mixed with ignoring the red flags and unstewarded spiritual gifts, almost led her to stay in a situation designed for her demise. However, as an educator and life-long learner, she refused to perish due to a lack of knowledge. As she learned, studied, and even unlearned, she took pen to paper to write the book she needed to read as she was going through. To be used as a learning tool not only for those who find themselves in abusive marriages but for those who seek to counsel them as well, this book provides baseline knowledge for all who read it to become empowered, informed, and enlightened as they may be standing and asking, "Now what?"

Arm Yourself with the Facts: How to Talk About Guns in AmericaFirearms-related incidents kill more than 45,000 people in the US every year and are the leading cause of death for US children and adolescents. But talking about guns doesn't have to be scary or divisive. With this easy-to-read and politics-free guide, you can arm yourself with the facts and strategies to calmly discuss firearms laws, firearms ownership, court decisions, and the Founding Fathers' thinking behind the Second Amendment. Whether you're a novice or a gun expert, this book offers valuable insights into red flag laws, background checks, semi-automatic weapons, AR-15s, video games, ghost guns, firearms training requirements, state laws, US Supreme Court decisions, and the role guns play in domestic violence and mental health matters. Rural America suffers most when more than 50% of firearms deaths annually are suicides. And in urban areas, where more than 80% of our population lives, firearms homicides persist. But you don't have to feel helpless or hopeless. Join the army of those ready to take back our safety and solve one of the most divisive issues facing our nation today. Gain the confidence to discuss practical solutions to stop the killing. Solutions don't come from silence. This book is packed with information about dozens of solutions under consideration. What is your role in reducing gun violence? Find it here.

If you think you've been cheated on, don't be the last to know. With the help of Information Systems Inc Private Detective Agency's new book, Cheated On: Don't Be the Last to Know, you can confidently uncover any unfaithful activities. It explores complicated topics such as relationships and infidelity, offering invaluable advice on understanding signs of cheating, meaningful tips for confronting jealousy, and warnings for facing a potential liar. From detecting red flags to recognizing telltale clues that reveal hidden deception, this book helps readers spot cheaters before it's too late - remember, cheaters never win! With its practical insights and professional guidance, this up-to-date guide challenges readers to stop deceit in its tracks and get ahead of the game.

Dr Mary Faltz is a survivor of child sexual abuse that lasted 16 years. At 37, she is diagnosed with a rare, aggressive cancer. This is her powerful story.

Violence against women is now well-established policy in Victoria, following decades of community-based public health and feminist efforts for violence to be viewed by government as a serious social problem affecting women's health and wellbeing. On a national and international scale, violence against women is central to current discussions about development, gender equality, and population health. The World Health Organisation (WHO) calls for holistic, health-based programmes to end violence against women, drawing on social-ecological models that focus on nested levels of context: the individual, interpersonal, community (Bronfenbrenner, 1979). Indeed, the adaption of the ecological model of health represents a significant shift in violence against women policy discourse. Closer to home, for example, the Victorian Right to Respect policy (2009) set out a plan to prevent violence against women, incorporating a new public health approach that pays attention to primary-level prevention activities, that is, strategies to stop violence before it occurs. Such shifts highlight the work of feminist activists and the women's movement that saw violence and health as interconnected issues, and whose determination, energy, and advocacy for women has led to systemic changes in the treatment of violence against women in criminal justice systems and political arenas.

Have you ever reflected on your life and wondered, "What in the world was I thinking? And why?" It's ok. We all have, especially if you're recovering from an abusive or toxic relationship. Survival Mode can be good, but it shouldn't be permanent. It's time to forgive ourselves for the questionable choices we had to make. Let's get started! In this book, you will have the opportunity to explore how you ended up in survival mode, identify the triggers that may send you running back, and then work through stages to begin to navigate life as you move from survivor to thriver.I Forgive Me: Navigating Life After Survival Mode explores life after recently exiting an abusive relationship. Author Takhia Gaither teaches readers how to navigate within the stages of this "new normal" while giving hope, explanations, and practical steps for readers to learn to forgive themselves for the decisions they had to make. As a survivor of domestic violence herself, Takhia understands the delicate nature of this topic and provides readers with a warm hug from a good friend as they navigate their lives after survival mode.In this book, you will learn:What survival mode isTo identify your triggersPractical steps to begin navigating life outside of just surviving

Every country has its own rules and regulations, and these rules aremade to maintain harmony in the country.Sometimes people neglect the rule and do some unwanted things andothers get disturbed. So, to have an eye on the society governmentmade police. Police are the government bodies that maintain peace insociety. They help people in different ways and never let people faceany difficulty.Norma Iris Pagan Morales was born in Ponce, Puerto Rico.She comes from a very lovable family. Her parents, JuanJose Pagan Rodriguez, and Digna Morales Figueroa, nowdeceased, always helped her with her projects as a writerand teaching career. Norma had three siblings, AdelinMilagros Pagan Morales, Juan Jose Pagan Morales, andJulio Manuel Pagan Morales. Julio Manuel Pagan Moralesdied on September 19, 1998, and Adelin Milagros Pagan Morales diedon February 17, 2023.Norma did all her academic studies in New York City, Puerto Rico, andCanada. She worked in the City of New York Police Department. As anEducator, she worked in New York City Bd. of Education as an EnglishTeacher, in Puerto Rico Bd. of Education as an English teacher and inthe Puerto Rico Army National.Norma has published twelve books: Proud of My Puerto Rican Bequest,¿Porque Soy Boricua? Poemas del Alma, Art in Written Form, A Baffl ingShort Stories Collection, On Job in the Big Apple, Puerto Rican SoldiersServing with Pride, Nature's Rage in the Caribbean, Boricua de Pura Cepa,You are the One, The Unfaithfuls, and Christopher Columbus.

The abuse of men by their female partners is a serious social problem, largely unacknowledged by society. It has the effect of exacerbating a sense of disempowerment which many men experience today. This study explores the nature and extent of abuseagainst men, how they are affected by it, and the social structures which enable the abuse to occur. My hypotheses were that the pain men experience as victims of female abuse is of such a magnitude that they are often unable to bear it, and also that there is a widespreadprejudice against men which works against a just resolution in situations of heterosexual conflict.The origins of the bias against men lie in certain philosophies within feminism, which label a wide variety of historical and cultural developments with the single term 'patriarchy'. This simplistic reduction enables the proponents of these philosophies to condemn men as a whole for the problems of civilization.

Kaya is a young Choctaw girl who has problems with bullies. But after her grandmother tells her an old story about animal spirits, she is eager to find her own special friend. When it reveals itself to her in a dream, Kaya discovers what it means to be proud of who she is, and learns how to stand up for herself. A touching and inspiring story for all ages.