Reading Trauma Mama: Velvet & Taboo
Where the quiet woman writes dangerously.
As I move through books like Deviant King, I stay aware of how the intensity builds — not just in the story, but in me.
I notice when my body tenses. When it doesn’t. When a scene feels grounding instead of overwhelming. That awareness is something I didn’t always have, and I don’t take it lightly.
Reading dark material now feels intentional.
I choose when to engage. I choose when to pause. I choose how much I carry forward.
The story can sharpen.
I don’t have to.
About Samantha Kamstra I’m a mom, wife, and storyteller writing about motherhood, marriage, and healing from childhood trauma — one honest reflection at a time. 🌿 Through love, self-awareness, and growth, I’m learning to break generational cycles and nurture myself along the way. 💕 This space is for every woman walking her own path toward healing and wholeness — a reminder that you are not alone, and that every small act of love and awareness is part of your becoming. ✨ Healing, growing, and loving — one day, one choice, one breath at a time. View more posts
Reading Trauma Mama: Velvet & Taboo