You’ve heard of the Oracle of Delphi? Well Rebecca Mott is the Oracle of Prostituted Women. Her diamond-clear, diamond-sharp voice inspires survivors everywhere. Here’s an excerpt from the latest post up at her blog:
I spend a lot of energy trying to express what it was to be inside indoors prostitution.
I write in many ways, I speak out for many audiences – but always it can feel to me that I skimming the surface – always keeping the listener and/or reader inside their comfort zone.
Doing that, I find the screaming of my truths get little release. It is crafted into a language that fits pre-conceived views of what it is to be prostituted.
I want to burst out – but I have no road map. All I have is a small window to view who I was – and more important what prostitution made me into.
I want to write without protecting myself from the ugliness of that time.
For through that shit I grow a diamond that made a memory and record of that time – it made able to write beyond fear, write into and through the confusion.
And most of all, I have the power to write with the cold eye that shows as much as I can take – leaving room for real life in my present.
Yes, writing to the truth does make me sick, and on occasions so scared that I remembered why I fall in love with death – but to censor or close out those truths, will slowly destroys everything that makes me a full human.
This blog is now my mission – it not a choice any more, it a part of the drive to true freedom for all prostituted women and girls everywhere.
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