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The Well Armed Woman. Where The Feminine And Firearm Meet. An Empowered Survivor.

WHO IS SERAFIN

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Now this is a true Feminist not the twisted and sick version the left has turned it into.

To share my story I have to go back and revisit a night of terror that lives only now in my nightmares. It was a night that took away my choices and left me hopeless, as I powerlessly fell into the blinding terror of what happened that cold, dark night, changing everything..

I was fresh out of Law Enforcement training that taught me, unarmed defense tactics, laws of arrest, asp, pepper spray, tazer, along with every control hold and maneuver to defend myself against any threat. But the night of my attack all the training in the world could not save or protect me form the violence of date rape. It caught me unawares propelling me head on to the fight of my life. I was caught and trapped in a control hold by my rapist, which took away my ability to fight off and defend myself. I kept screaming “NO!!”, but no one heard me in the cold, dark, misty night, especially my attacker. He was lost somewhere in some unreachable place and the more I fought and screamed, the more violent he became. I stopped screaming and just waited for it to just stop, but it didn’t. All I could feel is pain, terror and loss of empowerment to stop this violent attack upon my body, mind, soul and spirit. A deep shadow of despair began to settle over me, binding me with terror as the hopelessness of being trapped forced me into that defining moment between living and dying. Through the tears and pain I felt myself dying inside over and over, as I realized that I may never see my children again.

http://thewellarmedwoman.com/women-and-guns/survival-stories/an-empowered-survivor
 
All I can say to the well-armed woman in the OP is, "You go, girl!" :)
 
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