• For Our Daughters
  • Backstabber
    This is a song I wrote from my personal experience with relational aggression.

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  • Double Dragon

    The Double Dragon is an appropriate symbol for the topic of covert aggression and empowerment - two heads coming out of one body.

    For in truth, the dragons exist one within the other, as both aggression and empowerment exist within each person.

    Relational aggression isn't so much about a specific person, a "bitch" we love to hate, as much as a state of mind; a set of choices we all can make.

    The possibility for their manifestation exists in every person. Some people do play the role of aggressor as opposed to target, but to become an aggressor is only a choice away for each one of us.

    Be willing then, to see yourself, if only in potential, in both roles - aggressor and target. Doing so will give you insight and understanding, and with that, true empowerment.

    Demian Yumei,
    ~"DreamSinger"

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Why This Hit Me So Hard

Published By Demian Yumei On Friday, December 14th 2007. Under Demian's Articles, Healing Steps, Megan Meier  Tags: , , , , ,   
Why This Hit Me So Hard
In the post, "As if nothing happened", on my personal blog, I explain why the situation with Megan Meier had hit me so hard. It took me a while to figure it out and even longer to go through all the emotions it triggered within me. This is a very personal ... Read More

Article: Megan Meier – New Law Fatally Misses The Mark

Published By Demian Yumei On Saturday, November 24th 2007. Under Demian's Articles, Megan Meier, Resources, cyber bullying  Tags: , , , ,   
Article: Megan Meier – New Law Fatally Misses The Mark
Well, I stand corrected...to where I edited my previous post. There's a lot of writing on the internet right now concerning the death of Megan Meier - most expressing feelings of anger and frustration. But this article by Danny Vice really adds a great deal to understanding the dynamics of ... Read More

Megan Meier’s Hometown Outlaws Online Bullying

Published By Demian Yumei On Friday, November 23rd 2007. Under Demian's Articles, Megan Meier, Updates and Events  Tags: , , , , , , , , , ,   
Megan Meier’s Hometown Outlaws Online Bullying
An article just "hot off the press" on a British online publication, no less, reports the hometown of Megan Meier, Dardeene Prairie, Missouri, made online harassment illegal. A town where a 13-year-old girl hanged herself after falling victim to a "cyber-bullying" campaign has become the first in America to criminalise internet ... Read More

Blog: Cyber Anthropology – When cyberbullying goes too far…

Published By Demian Yumei On Wednesday, November 21st 2007. Under Demian's Articles, Megan Meier, Resources, cyber bullying  Tags: , , , ,   
Blog: Cyber Anthropology – When cyberbullying goes too far…
(Previous post about Megan Meier here) There's something else you have to read about the family who created the internet hoax for Megan Meier: When cyberbullying goes too far… :: Cyber Anthropology Quote taken from the above blog post: What may be the worst part of it all, after their daughter’s death, ... Read More

Megan Meier

Published By Demian Yumei On Wednesday, November 21st 2007. Under Demian's Articles, Megan Meier, Resources, cyber bullying  Tags: , , , , ,   
Megan Meier
I need to post some more on this story, about the suicide of Megan Meier, because it's so upsetting to me. I had missed it when it happened last year, but it's resurfaced again, and I just need to process this now. Two young girls who used to be best friends ... Read More

Article: ABC News: Family Linked to Girl’s Suicide Harassed

Published By Demian Yumei On Tuesday, November 20th 2007. Under Demian's Articles, Megan Meier, Resources, cyber bullying  Tags: , , , ,   
Article: ABC News: Family Linked to Girl’s Suicide Harassed
I was going to post Healing Steps 4, but wasn't able to get to it today. Instead, I want to post a link to an article I just discovered about the suicide of Megan Meiers, a victim of cyber bullying, instigated not by her peers, but by the mother, Lori ... Read More