How the #Tattoo Might Help You Recover from Sexual Assault @TurningPointRF @IBelieveHer1 @NWAWS @StatesboroRSAC

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The word “Tattoo” carries the scent of the Polynesian word for “Puncture/Mark on |Skin.” The 'Military Call to |Quarters (for Lights-Out)'-meaning carries the scent of "|Faucet of a |Cask (|Tap) + |Shut, |To" (because |Police formerly visited |Taverns in the evening to shut off all the taps of casks).

Forgive me for 'not specifying how the "puncture/mark on the skin" helps the sexual-assault victim recover from their trauma,' but ... I'm really not very interested in finding out (beyond 'a slight brush-over the article linked through the word 'Tattoo' above).

I gather that the tattoo "reminds the victim that she is still alive even though she's been through some scarring stuff," but it doesn't 'glamorize' the terrible things that were done—allowing you to forget 'the terrible parts' (for which the violators have-been/are-being punished) while never forgetting the personal strength that carried you away from it and carries you higher-&-higher today!

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