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[Untitled] Realizations
PRAISE FOR [UNTITLED] REALIZATIONS
ESSAYS BY Kelli Green
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“Kelli Green's personal and raw meditation on her past experiences with sexual assault serve as a sobering reminder of the emotional confusion that can cause a victim to not fully realize the intent, or extent, of abuse. This piece is a needed step towards normalizing victims sharing their stories and rejecting the excuses that they sometimes tell themselves in trying to rationalize horrible behavior from someone previously trusted.”
—Lar Browning, @MixMasterLar
“I am a long time fan of Kelli Green. Whenever she writes, she shares a beautiful openness, simply-told passion, and compassionate wisdom. With this current piece, she tells a very real truth that is difficult but crucial to talk about and even discusses the complicated feelings of writing and publishing this story.”
—Lara Rouse, Author of I Am, I Love You, and Heart of Darkness
“This story of ’me too’ opens up about the confusion that comes with the lesser discussed situations of sexual assault, and gives a healthy outlook for those still healing. It gives you a look without subjecting you to the actual cruelties, and allows you to understand the learning curve of realizing your assault.”
—Kayla Liner, Artist
ESSAYS BY Kelli Green
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“Kelli Green's personal and raw meditation on her past experiences with sexual assault serve as a sobering reminder of the emotional confusion that can cause a victim to not fully realize the intent, or extent, of abuse. This piece is a needed step towards normalizing victims sharing their stories and rejecting the excuses that they sometimes tell themselves in trying to rationalize horrible behavior from someone previously trusted.”
—Lar Browning, @MixMasterLar
“I am a long time fan of Kelli Green. Whenever she writes, she shares a beautiful openness, simply-told passion, and compassionate wisdom. With this current piece, she tells a very real truth that is difficult but crucial to talk about and even discusses the complicated feelings of writing and publishing this story.”
—Lara Rouse, Author of I Am, I Love You, and Heart of Darkness
“This story of ’me too’ opens up about the confusion that comes with the lesser discussed situations of sexual assault, and gives a healthy outlook for those still healing. It gives you a look without subjecting you to the actual cruelties, and allows you to understand the learning curve of realizing your assault.”
—Kayla Liner, Artist
42 pages, Paperback
First published November 20, 2023
About the author
Kelli Green
8 books22 followersKelli Green was born in Chicago, but moved to Pensacola, Florida when she was 8 years old. She's always been fascinated with movies, music, television, stories and just people in general.
She has been writing for most of her life. She is currently working on her novel, "May."
She has been writing for most of her life. She is currently working on her novel, "May."
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November 21, 2023
Yes, it’s insightful, necessary, important, and amazing.
December 30, 2023
This book was educational, enlightening and well written. It is an excellent and intimate look into issues that are faced by many.
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