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Soft Doesn't Mean Weak

Chrisana_Edwards
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They said I was too soft. Too quite. Too emotional But softness isn't weakness and I learned that the hard way. This is a story of a girl who was ignored, bullied, broken, and betrayed. A girl who survived assault, family drama, fake friends, and her own inner battles. It's not pretty, it's not perfect. Buts it's real. And maybe... Just maybe... She wasn't weak at all. "soft" doesn't mean weak" is a raw, emotional journey of trauma, truth, healing, and power. Told from the heart from someone who never thought she'd be strong enough to tell her story "Want early chapters and exclusive content? Support me on Patreon! patreon.com/chrisana
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Chapter 1 - "Soft" Doesn't Mean Weak

This story isn't about some girl with perfect skin, rich parents. and a soft life. It's about me. The girl who got called ugly, weird, dirty. The one who sat in the back of the class hoping no one noticed her, but somehow still got picked on. It's about the things I've been through, the stuff nobody talks about out load. Yes I've been hurt, yes I've made mistakes, yes somethings that happened to me still makes me want to disappear sometimes. But I'm still here.

I was assaulted when I was young . I've been betrayed by people I trusted... even by blood. And I don't always like the person I see in the mirror . But this story... this is about becoming. It's about turning pain into power, silence into voice, and shame into survival. There's sex in here, there's sadness. There's things wish never happened.... and things I still try to understand.

This is a story about the ugly duckling that nobody believed in. The one they laughed at, ignored and used but who might still turn into somthing more. If you ever felt like you dont belong... like you've been broken.... Then this might be the story for you. And even if nobody reads this... I still wrote it anyway because finally, I'm telling my own story in my own words