Gia Pilgrim Charles

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I learned the phrase “touched out” when my first child was an infant, when I was hunting in online motherhood forums for some recognition of the constant disorientation I felt. Two years later I would struggle with overpowering flashes of not wanting to be touched by my children and my husband, and of feeling like I had no escape, just as many around the world were waking up to the omnipresent nature of sexual violence.
Touched Out: Motherhood, Misogyny, Consent, and Control
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