Samantha Clarke
Bio
I'm a human that writes. domestic violence survivor. advocate for women. versed in psychology & criminology. founder of We Are Warriors movement. connect at insta: @we___are___warriors & twitter: @WeAre__Warriors.
Stories (3/0)
Save Lives—Requesting that All Police Departments Have Domestic Violence Units
So, I Finally Did the Thing. The thing I kind of said I would never do. I got “political.” If you can call it that, which I myself do not. I made my first petition to ask for change that I think could save the lives of many women that would likely otherwise end up dead. I am really hoping this thing works. Here it is:
By Samantha Clarke5 years ago in The Swamp
When Setting Boundaries Makes Others Angry
When Saying “No” Makes Others Upset Setting boundaries is undoubtedly the key to developing and maintaining a respectful, healthy relationship. Typically, we have some basic boundaries that are understood upon entering a relationship that will be extremely clear-cut. Saying “no” and having a right to be respected should be a given, and you are the ultimate judge of continued interaction with someone when they violate clear boundaries or blatantly disrespect you. However, many times boundaries are set as needed, being established and enforced when situations arise that cause discomfort, prompting us to make changes. While these enforcements are necessary, they are often not easy and present their own unique set of challenges.
By Samantha Clarke5 years ago in Humans
A Look Behind the Mask
Facing the reality that the person you fell deeply in love with never actually existed is unbelievably painful. While you were preoccupied with loving them and shapeshifting to please them, they were busy plotting your destruction for their own gratification.Most victims do not realize that they are being abused, or hope their partner will change for the better. Others are aware but feel trapped and helpless to leave due to codependency, financial strain, lack of family support or resources, or simply because they are afraid for their lives. Here are a few signs and flags that might indicate you are in an abusive relationship:
By Samantha Clarke5 years ago in Psyche
