Magdalena Solís: The High Priestess of Blood

Magdalena Solís: The High Priestess of Blood

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Edmund Kemper...A Cautionary Tale in Mother Wounds

THE Ed Kemper; my 'Top Shelf' subject of study that helped me work through my own mother wounds. If we want men to hold each other accountable in these TRYING TIMES, we as women need to do the same with each other. Elissa Kerrill Serial Killing : A Podcast serialkillinginstagram@ ...  Show more

Aileen Wuornos...For Our Trying Times

I've decided to revisit our Queen Aileen (while it was raining outside) in solidarity with my fellow reasonably-thinking women who are coming to a breaking point. With the current climate of "zero consequences" for the J'pstein abusers and 62+ million men visiting a certain "hard ...  Show more

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