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When Childhood Begins With Trauma. Bipolar Gaysexual. A Homo-Neurotic Journey, #2
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- ISBN8235993525
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- Date de parution21/04/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
This series is a deeply personal, ongoing journey through trauma, mental health and survival. Told in a raw, honest Q&A format, each book explores a different stage of life-from early childhoodexperiences to adolescence, adulthood, and the lasting effects that follow. This is not a story that was fixed or cured. It is a story of understanding, awareness, and learninghow to live with what was never meant to happen.
Each part builds on the last, revealing how early experiences shape behavior, relationships, identity, and self-worth over time. The series is for those who have live through trauma, those trying to understand it, and those whoneed to recognize the signs in others- especially in children. Because what happens early doesn't disappear- it evolves. And understanding it may be the first stepin breaking the cycle
Each part builds on the last, revealing how early experiences shape behavior, relationships, identity, and self-worth over time. The series is for those who have live through trauma, those trying to understand it, and those whoneed to recognize the signs in others- especially in children. Because what happens early doesn't disappear- it evolves. And understanding it may be the first stepin breaking the cycle
