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A lonely Gay man cries A gay sons tears Embrace your trauma Forgive yourself first Welcome his love unashamed
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A lonely Gay man cries A gay sons tears Embrace your trauma Forgive yourself first Welcome his love unashamed
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Starting to enjoy life, if one day is bad then tomorrow is a new day
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Starting to enjoy life, if one day is bad then tomorrow is a new day
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dont fear of speaking out, it does not mean that you are weak, it means you are a survivor
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Learning to live without the abuse can be just as hard. For me not missing it means I am healing. That much closer to being like I was supposed to be.
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I heal through writing vulnerable deep erotic pride art and poetry. Gay is my Glow. Trauma my treasure. Shame is my shine and pain is my pleasure
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Learning to live without the abuse can be just as hard. For me not missing it means I am healing. That much closer to being like I was supposed to be.
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Healing comes in waves, not all at once. Sometimes I can feel the trauma leaking out of me. You are still healing. You are still healing. You are still healing.
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I just wanted to have what happened to me outside of myself. No support groups, no retreats, no cliche words. I may be at the best spot in my life since I was a little girl. Not perfect. I go by a masculinized version of my name when I can. I appreciate the conduit.
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When I was 20 I was in college and I agreed to live with someone I knew name name for the summer while I worked a summer job. name had a number of disquieting habits that always kind of bothered me. He would tend to get into my personal bubble not my personal space too often. He also had a habit of seeming to get lost in the middle of the night going back to his bedroom from the bathroom. One night name opened my door and was standing in my room when I woke up and I said what's going on name? He said oh I must've gotten lost or...
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Healing is being able to cope with day-to-day life with the realities of being a survivor, and connect with other survivors for mutual support.
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You did nothing wrong. You will be okay. Seek help and talk to someone.
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My hope to any survivor is that you don’t feel alone, that you recognize that healing is a process that doesn’t have a set time frame. Don't give up.
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I’m in a loving Marraige, three amazing kids, good job, great friends - it took a tough road to get here but it was worth it xxx
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There is hope in survivors coming together to share their stories and offer each other support, encouragement and understanding. We are stronger together.
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I spent years suffering in silence so now I'm choosing to heal out loud
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healing means gentleness. it means patience and listening to your body. i learned that people around me try to tell me how to feel or what to say or what to do. i realize that i am the expert in knowing what i need. i learned that i need to listen to my body and my heart to know what i need to heal.
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Vivir cosas como estas no nos hace debil ni culpables no somos culpables de lo que no decidimos, no te dejes jamas de nadie somos mas fuertes de lo que creemos solo tenemos que seguir y vivir.
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Finding a release to erotic pride art and exhibitionism. Showing off and expressing my emotions. Speaking on my survivor status and telling my entire story whenever possible. Each time stronger and more clear.
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You are still here despite everything. You are the strongest, most resilient person. Keep going, the pain may never go away, but it will fade with time, I promise you that.
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It is not your fault. You did not ask for your story. Intoxicated or sober, none of it is okay. Do not stay silent anymore. You are not alone.
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Starting to enjoy life, if one day is bad then tomorrow is a new day
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I heal through writing vulnerable deep erotic pride art and poetry. Gay is my Glow. Trauma my treasure. Shame is my shine and pain is my pleasure
Dear reader, the following message contains explicit use of homophobic, racist, sexist, or other derogatory language that may be distressing and offensive.
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Learning to live without the abuse can be just as hard. For me not missing it means I am healing. That much closer to being like I was supposed to be.
Report
When I was 20 I was in college and I agreed to live with someone I knew name name for the summer while I worked a summer job. name had a number of disquieting habits that always kind of bothered me. He would tend to get into my personal bubble not my personal space too often. He also had a habit of seeming to get lost in the middle of the night going back to his bedroom from the bathroom. One night name opened my door and was standing in my room when I woke up and I said what's going on name? He said oh I must've gotten lost or...
Dear reader, this story contains language of self-harm that some may find triggering or discomforting.
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My hope to any survivor is that you don’t feel alone, that you recognize that healing is a process that doesn’t have a set time frame. Don't give up.
Report
There is hope in survivors coming together to share their stories and offer each other support, encouragement and understanding. We are stronger together.
Report
Finding a release to erotic pride art and exhibitionism. Showing off and expressing my emotions. Speaking on my survivor status and telling my entire story whenever possible. Each time stronger and more clear.
Report
A lonely Gay man cries A gay sons tears Embrace your trauma Forgive yourself first Welcome his love unashamed
Dear reader, the following story contains explicit use of homophobic, racist, sexist, or other derogatory language that may be distressing and offensive.
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dont fear of speaking out, it does not mean that you are weak, it means you are a survivor
Report
Healing is being able to cope with day-to-day life with the realities of being a survivor, and connect with other survivors for mutual support.
Report
Vivir cosas como estas no nos hace debil ni culpables no somos culpables de lo que no decidimos, no te dejes jamas de nadie somos mas fuertes de lo que creemos solo tenemos que seguir y vivir.
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A lonely Gay man cries A gay sons tears Embrace your trauma Forgive yourself first Welcome his love unashamed
Dear reader, the following message contains explicit use of homophobic, racist, sexist, or other derogatory language that may be distressing and offensive.
Report
Starting to enjoy life, if one day is bad then tomorrow is a new day
Report
Learning to live without the abuse can be just as hard. For me not missing it means I am healing. That much closer to being like I was supposed to be.
Report
Healing comes in waves, not all at once. Sometimes I can feel the trauma leaking out of me. You are still healing. You are still healing. You are still healing.
Report
I just wanted to have what happened to me outside of myself. No support groups, no retreats, no cliche words. I may be at the best spot in my life since I was a little girl. Not perfect. I go by a masculinized version of my name when I can. I appreciate the conduit.
Report
You did nothing wrong. You will be okay. Seek help and talk to someone.
Report
I’m in a loving Marraige, three amazing kids, good job, great friends - it took a tough road to get here but it was worth it xxx
Report
I spent years suffering in silence so now I'm choosing to heal out loud
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healing means gentleness. it means patience and listening to your body. i learned that people around me try to tell me how to feel or what to say or what to do. i realize that i am the expert in knowing what i need. i learned that i need to listen to my body and my heart to know what i need to heal.
Report
You are still here despite everything. You are the strongest, most resilient person. Keep going, the pain may never go away, but it will fade with time, I promise you that.
Report
It is not your fault. You did not ask for your story. Intoxicated or sober, none of it is okay. Do not stay silent anymore. You are not alone.
Report
This is a space where survivors of trauma and abuse share their stories alongside supportive allies. These stories remind us that hope exists even in dark times. You are never alone in your experience. Healing is possible for everyone.
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