Tag: victim blaming

Meet the Parents

Posted on June 17, 2018 by MJ

If you are new to my blog, I will bring you up to speed. In January 2017 I enrolled in 4-year graduate degree program in order to specialize in Traditional Chinese Medicine and integrative medicine. A month after I began my program, a man… Continue Reading “Meet the Parents”

Category: harassment, Women's IssuesTags: emotional price of sexual harassment, harassment restraining order, Office of Civil Rights, settlement agreements, sexual harassment, Title IX, value of attorney, victim blaming

What’s Behind Victim-Blaming?

Posted on June 13, 2018 by MJ

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I feel like I’m writing installments for a weird soap opera–“Tune in today for the continuation of the saga. Will there be an investigation? Will the administration give up their lazy ways and comply with Title IX? Will there still be a hearing? What… Continue Reading “What’s Behind Victim-Blaming?”

Category: advocacy, blame, harassment, human trafficking, self-advocacy, Women's IssuesTags: discrimination, gender-based discrimination, Office of Civil Rights, sexual harassment, social justice, victim blaming

Between Blame and Uncertainty

Posted on June 11, 2017 by MJ

The Disgust Cycle in Healing

Posted on January 21, 2017 by MJ

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I want to address something that inevitably comes up during the healing process after a break-up or divorce particularly if your ex-partner was not a very nice person. What do I mean by ‘not nice’? Well, my marriage ended for many little reasons much… Continue Reading “The Disgust Cycle in Healing”

Category: divorce, domestic violence, encouragement, personal development, shame, therapy, traumaTags: divorce, divorce and judgment, domestic abuse, internalized disgust, Recovery, Resiliency Spectrum, shame, victim blaming