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Personal Narrative: How Has Violence Affected My Life
How has violence affected my life?
Violence has done a lot to me, when i was four years old when my mom’s husband use to abuse me. In the beginning he was the nicest person ever, that only lasted a year. When i cried he’d cover my mouth he’d say “It’s annoying when you cry”, it would make it difficult for me to breath when he covered my mouth when i cried. He used to say that he’d kill my grandma if i didnt tell him something he wanted to know or hear.

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