Survivor Literacy

Breaking the Cycles that Tried to Break Us

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Recent Posts

  • 48) The One Debate Tournament I Went To
    The author describes a double standard experienced by their mother in high school, and their rebellion through sexualized behavior.
  • 40) S & M
    The writer reflects on their challenging relationship with their step-grandparent in-laws, who were critical and judgmental, particularly towards the writer’s mother. Observing the dynamics during visits reveals the author’s mother’s struggles with conformity and criticism, highlighting themes of family power, expectation, and toxic behavior, especially during mourning after their father’s death.
  • Raise Your Voice – Just Not Like That
    Raise Your Voice – Just Not Like That As an activist there are some things you can ALWAYS count on.… Read more: Raise Your Voice – Just Not Like That
  • Daily Prompt – Favorite Automobile
    Daily Prompt – Favorite Automobile “What is your all-time favorite automobile?” I’m really Really Torn My first instict is to… Read more: Daily Prompt – Favorite Automobile
  • Daily Prompt – 12/26/25
    Daily Prompt – 12/26/25 You get to build your perfect space for reading and writing. What’s it like? It almost… Read more: Daily Prompt – 12/26/25
  • 26) Adolescent Sexuality
    The author reflects on adolescence.
  • The Cabal
    The Cabal The Cabal revealed in the Epstein Files is EXACTLY how politicians are compromised and turned. When Clinton didn’t… Read more: The Cabal
  • 6) SCRIPT Theory – Revisited
    The SCRIPT theory discusses how social interactions rely on predefined scripts that shape perceptions and relationships. These scripts guide communication and behavior, reinforcing social norms and expectations. While they can restrict authenticity, individuals have the potential to create new scripts for personal expression, challenging established norms and promoting self-awareness within society.
  • AIQ- Human Pets
    Human Pets Do oligarchs keep human pets? That’s a provocative question, Protyus—and it taps into a deeper critique of power,… Read more: AIQ- Human Pets
  • Loveland Police Unnecessary Force Videos
    Loveland Police Unnecessary Force Videos This video is age restricted and can only be viewed on YouTube.
  • Cold and Wet
    Cold and Wet It’s November 20, 2025. I live in an industrialized, “first world” nation, in a state that considers… Read more: Cold and Wet
  • 47) Like a Soda Can to the Forehead
    In high school, the author struggled with social acceptance due to their obsession with facts and critical thinking, often resulting in conflicts. A notable incident involving a soda can taught them about respect and intimidation dynamics. Later, physical prowess in gym class shifted perceptions, making them resilient against bullying.
  • 39) Runaway Part Two
    The adventure continues, until it all ends.
  • 70) Wyoming by Way of Utah Part Two
    In “Wyoming by Way of Utah Part Two,” the narrator recounts a chaotic road trip filled with challenges, including losing crucial belongings and navigating unexpected situations. While seeking jobs and support, emotions ran high among friends. Ultimately, they find the lost planner, restoring hope and camaraderie amidst their struggles.
  • 25) My Gender
    Protyus A. Gendher’s poem “My Gender” explores the complexities of gender identity through vivid imagery and personal experiences. It reflects on themes of personal struggle, societal expectations, and emotional growth. Gendher illustrates gender as a multifaceted journey filled with chaos, joy, trauma, and resilience, emphasizing self-acceptance and individuality.

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