By: A Survivor Not a VictimJuly 5, 2016 rape (noun) Merriam Webster 1 : unlawful sexual activity and usually sexual intercourse carried out forcibly or under threat of injury against a person's will or with a person who is beneath a certain age or incapable of valid consent because of mental illness, mental deficiency, intoxication, unconsciousness, … Continue reading Definition of Rape
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By: A Survivor Not a VictimMarch 16, 2016 Until the criminal justice system decides to make some changes and actually make the consequences of raping someone more strict, people are going to continue to rape because they know that they will most likely get away with it. This article talks about the types of rapists, … Continue reading Types Of Rapists; Knowledge Is Power
By: A Survivor Not a VictimMay 10, 2016 Smile so bright and eyes so blue.On the outside she looks happy, but no one knew.That inside, she was numb, broken and subdued,Boundless afflictions torment beyond her control;Leaving feelings of blackness and decay in the depths of her soul.But no one will know…For she hides behind her … Continue reading Almost Gone
By: A Survivor Not a VictimMay 7, 2016 Dirty Scared Terrified Lost Not myself Anxious Depressed Gross Awful Terrible Alone Ashamed Victim Disgrace Innocence lost
By: A Survivor Not a VictimMay 7, 2016 Note from the Writer: This article from the New York Times, written by Roni Caryn Rabin Men Struggle for Rape Awareness By Roni Caryn Rabin January 23,2012 ASSAULTED Keith Smith of East Windsor, N.J., was raped when he was a 14-year-old hitchhiker.CreditMichael Nagle for The New York … Continue reading Men are Rape Victims Too
By: A Survivor Not a VictimMay 5, 2016 When I reported my rape, the detectives did not even question my rapist! While attempting to research what the reason is that they would not do that, I came across an article on Upworthy that poses these exact questions for a study that was conducted; Have you … Continue reading These 4 Questions Got 120 Men To Admit To Rape