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  • Chahinazhas quoted7 months ago
    As the only surviving offspring of the Peyton family, Annabelle and her younger brother had always been unusually close despite the ten-year difference in their ages
  • Chahinazhas quoted7 months ago
    This is Mr. Simon Hunt
  • Chahinazhas quoted7 months ago
    He’s an entrepreneur.”

    “You mean a financial speculator?” Annabelle
  • Sofiahas quoted2 years ago
    In time, he’d learned how the world truly measured the worth of a man. His rebelliousness was replaced by a very sincere desire just to stay alive. He’d learned to live in a world where a man’s word was his bond—breaking it could be a death warrant.
  • Pao Ebihas quoted2 years ago
    There are a million rationalizations that men employ to deny the exploitation that they’re a part of.
  • Pao Ebihas quoted2 years ago
    If they are not good victims, in other words, they are not real victims.
  • Pao Ebihas quoted2 years ago
    It is clear that race and class make a difference in how much of a victim we believe you are.
  • Pao Ebihas quoted2 years ago
    As William Jelani Cobb, a professor at Spelman College, points out, “As long as black women could be understood to be sexually lascivious, it was impossible to view them as victims of sexual exploitation.”
  • Pao Ebihas quoted2 years ago
    their best chance for survival was to comply and bond with the person who had the power to keep them alive.
  • Pao Ebihas quoted2 years ago
    There are no studies that suggest that it takes a “weak” personality to succumb to Stockholm syndrome or trauma bonding, but clearly children are more vulnerable and more easily convinced that their abuser has the power to carry out all and any threats. It is not surprising that they would bond more quickly than adults to their abusers.
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