Words Are Words, Violence is Violence (Paperback)

Rich Petrelli

ISBN 13: 9798232987497

Published by Color & Quill, 2025

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Paperback. Words Aren't Harmless. Words have power. Every one of us has a moment we can't forget - a teacher's harsh comment, a parent's painful statement, a cruel nickname from middle school, a text that cut deeper than we'd ever admit. Those moments leave marks. Psychologists will tell you that emotional pain registers in the brain much like physical pain. The sting of rejection lights up the same neural circuitry as a bruise. That means when someone says, "It's just words," they're missing something important: words can hurt. But pain and violence aren't identical. Pain can teach. Pain can shape us. Pain can be processed, forgiven, released. Violence, on the other hand, robs us of something precious - our security, our dignity, sometimes even our lives. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Words Are Words, Violence is Violence (Paperback)
• Publisher: Color & Quill
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798232987497
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

Words Aren't Harmless.

Words have power. Every one of us has a moment we can't forget - a teacher's harsh comment, a parent's painful statement, a cruel nickname from middle school, a text that cut deeper than we'd ever admit. Those moments leave marks.

Psychologists will tell you that emotional pain registers in the brain much like physical pain. The sting of rejection lights up the same neural circuitry as a bruise. That means when someone says, "It's just words," they're missing something important: words can hurt.

But pain and violence aren't identical. Pain can teach. Pain can shape us. Pain can be processed, forgiven, released. Violence, on the other hand, robs us of something precious - our security, our dignity, sometimes even our lives.