DRIED CHERRY JUICE SERIES: A MEMOIR OF CHAOTIC RAMBLINGS
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DRIED CHERRY JUICE SERIES: A MEMOIR OF CHAOTIC RAMBLINGS

This story contains themes of: cheating, child abuse, depression, domestic violence, eating disorders, homophobia, racism

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Summary

Step into a transformative journey with this evocative memoir and podcast series, where raw vulnerability meets the power of storytelling. Through gripping journal-style entries, Cece explores her life’s darkest moments and the light that emerges from them, blending introspection with narrative depth. Her story addresses personal struggles while inviting listeners to confront their own challenges, offering hope and healing. Each episode serves as a testament to resilience, encouraging audiences to embrace their authentic selves and find strength in adversity. Prepare for an inspiring blend of suspense and introspection that highlights the courage to move forward, even in the darkest times.

Status
Complete
Chapters
36
Rating
5.0 (1 review)
Age Rating
18+

DRIED CHERRY JUICE SERIES • CONTENT WARNING | QUOTE FOR THOUGHT | PREFACE

18+ CONTENT

WARNING: HEAVY USE OF SCATTERED CHAOS

PLEASE NOTE, SOME OF THE FOLLOWING CONTENT COULD BE CONSIDERED GRAPHIC OR TRIGGERING FOR SOME VIEWERS. THOUGH SOME OF THE CONTENT MAY BE BRIEF, OTHERS MAY NOT BE. POTENTIALLY TRIGGERING THEMES OF ALCOHOL ABUSE, HOMOPHOBIA, ANIMAL DEATH, BULLYING, VIOLENCE, MISOGYNY, TEENAGE SEX, MENTAL/MEDICAL ILLNESS, CRUDE MATERIAL, GROOMING OF A MINOR, INFERTILITY/MENSTRUATION/PUBERTY, CHILDHOOD EMOTIONAL AND PHYSICAL ABUSE, FATPHOBIA/BODY DYSMORPHIA, DEATH, MENTION OF BLOOD, AND EATING DISORDERS MAY BE DEPICTED THROUGHOUT THIS SERIES...

EVEN IF JUST IN BRIEF MENTIONING. WITH THAT – PLEASE BE ADVISED.

QUOTE FOR THOUGHT

“No matter what people tell you, words and ideas can change the world.”

–Robin Williams, Dead Poets Society

PREFACE FROM THE AUTHOR

This project is very personal, very near and dear to my heart, as I’m finally sharing my story by putting it out there in such a raw way. Perhaps a tad bit too honest, at times.

To be 100% upfront with you — I have a bit of an ulterior motive.

By doing this series as a combination of personal journal and storytelling-style podcast to pages kind of thing, I feel it will also be therapeutically beneficial for my mental health and well-being. Additionally, maybe even help listeners of the series find a sense of hope, despite any odds that might be stacked against them. My goal in this is stressing the importance of always being yourself, and never giving up... even when it feels like your only option.

It isn’t.

With that being said, I don’t want anything to overshadow or take away from the whole objective and premise of this series. To remedy that, and for the privacy of others – some names, information, locations, and/or landmarks have been altered or changed... including mine. I’ll give what details I can to highlight the necessary points of the story while maintaining some level of anonymity. To avoid any confusion from this point forward with this series, I’ll be going by my alias when the story calls for my name to be mentioned.

At the end of the day, I just want to help others while being a professional imagination user... daydreaming and just being myself in the process.

That’s all there is to it.

Let driedcherryjuice know what you thought about this chapter!

ademhi
ademhi

Hey, i just came across your book on inkitt, and it truly caught my attention! Your storytelling is amaizing, and i'd love to connect and chat about it. are you open to discussing your journey as an author ?

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