Originally posted 2012-12-31 14:14:21. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
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Help for abused Women
Originally posted 2009-03-06 08:02:49. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Only one’s own experience can find an echo in others.
I was born with anorexia as an unwelcome gift, I had no choice but to live with it.
I was likely to be “at risk”, so, at 17, I ran away, I left home which was not a home for me, but a sort of hell.
Cold and destructive.
I worked as cleaner, sales assistant, to pay my Art studies during 5 years.
Art was my life’s sole objective.
I could never have survived without this all consuming and focused passion.
This Art (photography) was stronger than any form of addiction; it gave me a crucial sense of life.
However I remained a person at risk: likely to fail, fall, and lose myself, because I was gifted with
a heightened sensitivity and a very acute perception, which, in a certain way was very dangerous for me.
When I was 32, I met evil in the form of a narcissistic pervert who, for 3 years, transformed my life into slavery.
I’m convinced, because I was an anorexic person, eating-disorder person, I was susceptible to becoming a victim
of a manipulator, a woman beater.
This outcome was a near scientific fatality as all in me was able to connect with perdition, addiction, slavery.
But I’ve been born a second time.
Thanks to Art I have woken up and it has helped me to sit up literally.
It seems simple like that but life can be very painful when one is the victim of someone who is stronger.
My great good luck comes from my rebel side that nobody can kill.
Inside us all we need a little place of light, very strong, virtually in contradiction with the sad rest of us.
In this way we already have the tools to survive, even in the worst of times.
Antablog has been created to answer all sorts of questions that anorexics, abused persons,
or runaways frequently ask.
A sort of FAQ.
This blog is for us, for you, especially if you’re in the dark at this stage.
All the best.
This information is provided for guidance only and you are strongly recommended to seek suitable expert advice and help ASAP, if you’re in danger.
www.womanabuseprevention.com/html/emotional_abuse.html
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French profile of Jane DOE

Originally posted 2009-05-07 07:45:34. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Photo: Copyright “Sans Toit Ni Loi” de Agnès VARDA.
Elle marche dans cette plaine tranchée par la nationale.
Parfois elle rejoint la route, en grimpant les tâlus et sautant péniblement les fossés.
La boue, partout, çà colle aux godasses et Jane manque de s’enfoncer dans cette saloperie.
La vie ralentit de plus en plus.
Le jeu consiste en ce que Jane perde la force de continuer, oublie de vivre pour rien, admette incarner la proie.
Jane rêve de grandes routes menant vers la mer, chante un air pacotille, joue à la princesse de la légèreté.
Un anneau en argent serti d’une belle turqoise brute, embrasse son majeur si fin et si noir de crasse.
La chemise cow boy de Jane pue la sueur du froid et de la peur.
Son jean sexy gainent ses cuisses longues, embrasse son cul meurtri par les sexes en forme de gourdins.
Jane n’est pas pressée de mourir, Jane attend la vie.
Jane a faim, Jane n’espère pas la chaleur de tes bras, Jane garde sa canette de bière pour ce soir.
La terre grince sous ses ongles noirs, ses cheveux longs froissés s’éteignent dans la lumière.
Ses yeux, ce sont les yeux les plus beaux que j’ai imaginés.
Ils brillent en séchant dans l’air lourd.
Faire du stop, encore 15 km avant le prochain village.
Trouver un pont pour se cacher, pour oublier, dormir.
Le vent épuise tout élan de Jane.
Cesser de contrôler, cesser d’attendre la joie, cesser d’aller.
Jane va se faire tuer par le premier tordu qui passe.
Cette issue arrachée libère Jane de l’abandon des hommes,
Jane DOE, la Princesse.

“Hunstville Jane Doe TEXAS”
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