Tully Quinn

Tully Quinn writes about inherited belief systems, the ideas installed before there was ever a chance to question them. She is the author of Illusion of Belief, a memoir of the nineteen years she spent inside a high-control religious environment, and the creator of the Self-Belief Check. Her work is not about the environment itself. It is about the belief it left behind, and what happens when you finally look at it.

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Storm clouds breaking at the edges over still dark water, unresolved and undecided — unacknowledged harm that has not found its conversation

When the Person Who Hurt You Never Says So — Living With What Was Never Acknowledged

There is a phone call some people are still waiting for. A call that has not happened yet. Or one that already happened, and never once contained the words. I am sorry. I see what that did to you. I was wrong. When someone never apologizes, what they leave behind is not just the original

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