Women Empowerment 🙏🏾

It is important for us as women to stick together in many situations, especially with children. It is beneficial for support groups as sometimes parenting can be hard. It’s even harder when Domestic Violence is involved against you and your children. No woman should ever have to experience abuse, nor should a child see or be apart of it. It’s sad to believe that no matter the circumstances, a man can feel comfortable endangering his family, infront of his family. Women Abuse has become more and more visual in the world, but not recognized enough.

This can cause traumatic experiences, and to be honest, that’s how we loose ourselves. To the women who have been placed in situations like this, you are not alone. To those still fighting in this situations, I commend you for the way you are trying to fight for justice, and your child(ren). Hiding tears, and trying not to show weakness in anycase is hard, especially infront of your children. With that being said, please help me help a friend who needs to be relocated ASAP. Time is short. I’ve lost friends to situations as such, seen it on the news, and it’s a continuous thing. I’ve been attempting to stand with and for a friend who has been a victim of Domestic Violence, as well as her child. A simple share or repost of a gofundme is very easy. Sometimes we don’t have it to give, but we have a prayer to say. We have a way to share the word around. It takes a village to lead to the right way, and sometimes it only takes one to lead for others to follow. My friend and her child(ren) have been abused and would like to remain anonymous as the abuser is still somewhere out there. Why don’t we seek other help? Some may ask. It’s not as easy as you think. Just as hard as it can be for you to get out if bed and continue pushing, it’s harder to stand up and say I am a victim. It took ME almost two years to stand up and say that I was raped, I was traumatized seeing it happen over and over again. What makes it so bad is that I can hear the conversation over and over again where the male goes on to describe that “He doesn’t remember what happened,” and then rewords his sentence to “I’m sorry,” and continues studdering asking where do we go from here. I’m finally attempting to take those steps, we’re going to court for this, in some way, shape, or form, I will get closure and justice for myself. But right now, I am bold enough to subside my issue because I know how abuse feels mentally, physically, and emotionally. It’s hard to even discuss this here without so many “Why didn’t you speak up earlier?”. Please feel free to click HERE, to help relocate my friend and her child(ren). It is more blessed to give, than to receive. A prayer, a share, .50cents even helps. Thanks in advance!

Literaturebyjessc (Jessica Hunter)