Laura Wophoeny

Wophoeny is an anonymous writer who tells stories of violence against women, how to fight the phenomenon and how to overcome these terrible episodes.The name Wophoeny comes from the fusion of the terms woman and phoenix.The phoenix is the mythological firebird that rises from the ashes after death.The book The Feng Shui describes it as A mythological bird, which never dies; the phoenix flies far away, in front of us, observing the surrounding landscape and distant space with sharp eyes. It...See more

Wophoeny is an anonymous writer who tells stories of violence against women, how to fight the phenomenon and how to overcome these terrible episodes.The name Wophoeny comes from the fusion of the terms woman and phoenix.The phoenix is the mythological firebird that rises from the ashes after death.The book The Feng Shui describes it as A mythological bird, which never dies; the phoenix flies far away, in front of us, observing the surrounding landscape and distant space with sharp eyes. It represents our visual capacity to collect sensory information about the environment around us and the events within it. With its absolute beauty, the phoenix creates a great exaltation combined with the dream of immortality.The woman is a strong creature who resists many sufferings: being considered the weaker sex, being limited by the menstrual cycle, carrying the weight, and the honor of creating life in her body.Both have in themselves a great soul, a fire that guides them to achieve their goals.Both dare to face daily challenges and overcome the limits imposed on them.Violence can hurt a woman and make her believe she is destined to perpetual suffering without considering a way out.I believe, instead, that thanks to union with other women and the correct information, it is possible to prevent specific episodes of violence.We are women, and together we can succeed in creating an even greater force capable of making us change our perspective to be able to see the light that we could no longer see on our own.I believe in mutual respect and the proper education of every woman to understand that the world around her can be changed, moving away from the wrong people. See less