Kerrie G.Diaz
Bio
The goal of my writing is to put a smile, help, or scare them. I love all kinds of topics Horror and paranormal are my favorite but really into true crime. If you like what you read please tip me with a coffee https://ko-fi.com/kerrie
Stories (70/0)
Rather Go Watch Wrestling Then Be with Your Children. Content Warning.
In 1986 St. Louis Missouri. 26-year-old Ellen is married to an older Vietnam veteran. After 5 years of marriage, Ellen could not handle it anymore. She had two children and had another one on the way.
By Kerrie G.Diaz10 months ago in Criminal
Why Don’t I Have Feelings, in Early Recovery?
When we take drugs, it produces dopamine into the body. Our body will stop producing its own dopamine. If our body is no longer producing its own natural dopamine we can no longer feel. With naturally made dopamine, it helps us remember survival experiences. If you are in a similar dangerous situation again, you would know what to do because you have that same feeling, without it that danger would not be felt.
By Kerrie G.Diazabout a year ago in Psyche
Review of the Midnight Club
If you have a hard time with young terminally ill adults, then this may not be the movie for you. Even though the focus of the movie is more on the manor and it’s past, it does still touch base on the young adults and the fact that they are facing death.
By Kerrie G.Diaz2 years ago in Families
All She Had was Her Virginity
The year was 1861. A young beautiful woman named Paula Pabilita Angel was just 19 and her beauty was the talk of the town. She had all the men in town wanting to court her. Paula’s mother did not approve of any of the men in town that tried to court her daughter. They were not up to their high-class standards.
By Kerrie G.Diaz2 years ago in Criminal
Why Do Some Families Repeat Older Generations Mistakes?
Families can be the best thing in your life when you're younger. How you cherish your mom and your dad. You want to spend every day with them. Do adult things if it means being by their side. As we get older we finally come into our own and pull away from being so attached.
By Kerrie G.Diaz2 years ago in Families
