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Break The Silence

The strength of every abuser or manipulator is in the silence of the victim.

Do you know the power any body has over you is the same power you offer or gave to them?

Yes! That is the truth you must embrace. You need to break the silence. You need to speak out.

The greatest fear of any oppressor or manipulator is FEAR. They will threaten you. They will be so defensive. They will make you feel powerless. Don't believe them.
You are stronger.
You are wiser.
You are more competent than the way he or she makes you feel.

Raise your voice to the roof and display it through wisdom. Speak to the right person. Talk to some one with the authority to help you. Talk to God about it and ask Him to help to know what to do and what to say per time.

Don't keep silent. Stop hiding in any ones shadow. Stand for the truth, stand in the truth and walk in the truth.

Allows Gods wisdom to Guild you because its time for Exodus 14:14, to display in your life.

The Lord will fight for you and you will hold your peace. Don't be idle, and don't stay helpless.

The first person to help you is YOURSELF. Speak out and don't die in silence!

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