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A few months ago, there was a story out, I thought by Cindi Lee, in which a boy was kidnapped, feminized and winds up south of the border. I think that he/she was rescued, or hope so.
I stopped reading the story because it was too upsetting. I did think I would read it, but all at once so not to build the trauma too much.
Now, I can not find the story. Can someone help me?
Gwen
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Stolen Innocence
The story is 'Stolen Innocence' by Melodie T.
Hugs, Sarah Ann
It's odd
It's odd to see the difference between when people try to find a story on this site to other sites. Now I know why I post only here.
Katie Leone (Katie-Leone.com)
Writing is what you do when you put pen to paper, being an author is what you do when you bring words to life
What do you mean?
Are other sites less helpful?
Oh, around 2005, I was definitely "fallen"; had been a pillar in the church, lost my family, job, the whole thing. Many folks here were supportive. Those were dangerous years. In my sense of loss I was crazy; seeking a master to beat me and chain me; punish me and in my pain perhaps ease my sense of worthlessness.
Along the way, things got even worse and finally after years of sorrow, they began to get better in spite of the fact that I felt so undeserving and unforgivable.
God found me again. Since then life is much better. There are some good people here.
G
God found you again...
No. Actually God was there banging on your door the entire time and you only just now decided to open up and start listening. ;)
God doesn't ever abandon his children. Even when we're doing our damnedest to ignore him, he still tries to reach out to us. It is us who occasionally abandon him.
Abigail Drew.