The Mental Health Scapegoat Pandemic
The real crisis behind male violence against women.
“The drama of life is a psychological one, and the whole of it is written and produced by your assumptions.” — Neville Goddard.
Her bags were packed. She was ready to leave.
She took the steps to make a change in her life.
July 21st, 2022, was supposed to be the day Sania Khan escaped Chicago. It was a new beginning. A life free from the man who had brought so much pain. But instead of walking into her future, Sania was returned to Tennessee — silent, in a casket. Her estranged husband gunned her down before later turning the gun on himself.
It was just another murder-suicide.
Just another woman who’d been a victim of domestic violence. Who’d fallen in love, offered her heart, and trusted him to honor that precious gift. Who questioned herself when finally taking a stand. She endured anxiety, sleepless nights, and feelings of failure because the man she loved violated her to the point of losing her sense of self-worth until she no longer recognized herself.
Yes. Sania’s experience became another stat in a long list of instances of male violence against women…
