| Sumario: | Violence seems to be always present, both in the history of humanity as well as in the history of every one of us. This article makes part of an extensive research on violence, addresses the marks violence leaves on subjectivity and the social bond. Based on conceptual elements of psychoanalysis, this study analyzes the case of a woman sexually abused in her childhood by her father. The article presents questions around how this fact affects her subjective life, her body and social bond. Finally, it highlights the importance of violence being heard, given new meaning, and re-written in personal history, even more so in the circumstances affecting Colombia.
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