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Secrets are like vampires. They captivate us using their forbidden mystery and promises of excitement. Yet once inside us, they become dangerous, convincing us to infect others, who subsequently want only to be bitten. It's a vicious circuit that ensures nothing at all remains secret permanently. The only way to protect yourself using their dangerous energies is to simply change the other way when offered one. To resist the lure of the forbidden berry. But sometimes, something just happens to you - or you just happen to witness something - that makes one after you, as an uninvited visitor that arrives without warning, and leaves only under great duress. Unfortunately, I have been burdened by such a key for over 20 years. You see, my childhood was stolen from me in broad daylight, right under my nostril, by way of a cunning thief who dazzled me along with his charms, and then try to escape with my innocence permanently. It had been the perfect offense, and at that time I got the perfect sufferer. But luckily, I could grab the pieces of my life and gradually continue to live a life quite normally. Actually, I even forgot all about my childhood injury. Roughly I thought. Since it was throughout a recent chance encounter with my old teenage diary that I became aware my demons possessed never truly remaining me. That they had only been lurking in the shadows all along as I busied myself with other things. I suppose I learned the hard way that a key kept in darkness only increases in potency. But there exists one way to diffuse a key. To eliminate most of its power. And that is to make it general population. For no vampire may survive in the cool light of day. So that it is at the behest of my wonderfully supportive hubby that I have decided to lay bare the ghosts of my childhood in this publication, in the wish that in doing this, I'll finally be able to lay them to rest forever. It's been an extended, hard journey for me to get to this point. And I thank you, dear listener, for participating in your part in my own recovery.
