By Loren Keeling
What Type Of Man?
Creative Non-Fiction Memoir
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Key themes explored:
- The various forms of post-separation abuse, including emotional manipulation, financial control, stalking, and harassment
- The devastating impact of post-separation abuse on victims’ mental health, emotional well-being, and financial stability
- The legal loopholes that leave many survivors vulnerable and unprotected.
- Strategies for healing and rebuilding after experiencing abuse.
Meet The Author
Loren Keeling
Loren Keeling is a passionate advocate for survivors of post-separation abuse. Her personal experience with this type of abuse inspired her to write Post-Separation Abuse: Betrayal and Abandonment, What Type Of Man? and its sequel, Deception as Illusions. Embroidered with Truth. Keeling’s books offer hope, support, and guidance to those who have experienced similar trauma.
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Deception and Illusions. Embroidered with Truth.
Creative Non-Fiction
Continue the journey with Keeling as she explores the aftermath of abuse, navigating false allegations, Civil and Criminal court appearances, discrimination, and the relentless pursuit of control.
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Silencing Survivors Through Defamation Lawsuits
Abusive Litigations In recent years, abusive litigation has become a common tool used by powerful individuals to silence those who dare to speak out on matters of public concern, particularly in cases involving abuse, sexual violence, and defamation. This tactic is...
Victims Waiving Rights To Anonymity
INTRODUCTION In today’s article, I’m looking at the ongoing public Judicial case in France that involves Dominique Pélicot, who used the drug lorazepam to incapacitate his wife, Gisèle, allowing him and others to sexually assault her over a prolonged period. My focus...
Maximum Damage. Maximum Hurt.
“Narcissistic Discard” I’m still recovering from getting my heart smashed to bits five years ago when the ex decided to terminate our relationship after eleven years. I saw this quote a couple of days ago. It spoke to me.What do you think this quote is all about? A)...
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