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violence, dissociation from empathy

Shut your mouth and open your legs
On challenging pornography in public
 • Clementine Morrigan
Ideology is not an explanation
The role of trauma and dissociation in men’s perpetration of sexual violence
 • Clementine Morrigan
CHILD SACRIFICE
Incest and chronic shame
 • Clementine Morrigan
“Your father is incapable of such a thing”
The Dominique Pelicot case is a case of incest
 • Clementine Morrigan
How to have solidarity with the sexually abused daughters of famous feminists
Andrea O'Reilly, an renowned expert on "feminist mothering," allowed her daughters to be sexually abused
 • Clementine Morrigan
We need a feminism for daughters
On the role of mothers in incestuous patriarchal families
 • Clementine Morrigan
I chose empathy
Part two
 • Clementine Morrigan
I chose violence
Part one
 • Clementine Morrigan
I need so much more space in my creative practice or I am literally going to die
It is okay when I don’t write; sometimes my body is taking part in a process under ground.
 • Clementine Morrigan
The threat of rape is psychological torture
On the meaning of incest
 • Clementine Morrigan
Good sister, bad sister
Independent underground writing is more important now than ever
 • Clementine Morrigan
Luigi Mangione taught me the meaning of class war
On pacifism, violence, and feeling protected
 • Clementine Morrigan
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