Momma Stac
@StacSmith · 4:59
Behind Closed Doors in the 70’s!
And I remember him sitting on his lap on the back porch on a swing and telling me how much he loved me and that it wasn't my fault that the family was broken up, but that it just happened, but to continue to be a good girl. Now, in this whole process of being molested, he had taken me to his mother's house. And I remember her always telling me, be a good girl. I swear to God, I think she knew
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 2:35
If you don't tell yourself, I definitely want to be the one to tell you. It sounds like you're proud of yourself and that you've done the work, but and are doing the work. Because I'm confident myself as a survivor of domestic violence, that it's lifelong, right? That it's lifelong. These moments in life that we have as survivors, that you're healing out loud wherever you are, however you're doing it, and also on this platform
Momma Stac
@StacSmith · 2:08
But the good thing about all of this is I am in such a good place in my heart, in my mind, in my soul, just everything about me. I'm in a good place and it's been nice. It's taken a couple of years of some serious, intense therapy and I will also get to there and another post of what made me get to that therapy, or to start with therapy, because I definitely was 100% against telling anyone ever in my whole life
Marley Musarra
@MarleyMusarra · 2:03
Hi, Stacey. Thank you again for your vulnerability and bravery in these shares and the consecutive and previous ones. I think it's important that these things get talked about regardless of where and with whom. Like the fact that you're even able able to be voicing and sharing and also changing narrative. Like, I really loved when you said this situation and then you were like, well, no, let's just call it what it is and sad molestation, because that's what it freaking was
Momma Stac
@StacSmith · 2:57
And I hope to h*** that it can help save someone else from staying behind closed doors and not speaking up. So there's more to the story. I'll continue. Like I said, a lot of people have said my life is crazy. I should write a book. Maybe I should have. But right now, this is my platform. This is how I'm doing it. And I feel comfortable about it, and I feel safe
Marley Musarra
@MarleyMusarra · 0:35
And I think this is a great way to kind of just start using your voice and expressing and opening your throat with all of this and sharing it. And who knows where it will take you?