By: A Survivor Not a VictimJuly 5, 2016 I came across this great article by Angus Johnson. I thought this was a great read! I have spoken/debated with people who have come right out and said to me, "Well, there is no one out there who actually supports rape." With all the research that I have … Continue reading Many people support Rape
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By: A Survivor Not a VictimJune 15, 2016 Awful Broken Choked Damaged Emotional Fearful Guilty Hurt Insignificant Jittery Kaput Lost Mutilated Nervous Overwhelmed Paralyzed Queasy Restless Suicidal Tired Undefinable Violated Weak eXploited Yucky Zero
By: A Survivor Not a VictimJune 10, 2016 Here are the basics of consent. Consent is: Freely given. Consenting is a choice you make without pressure, manipulation, or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Reversible. Anyone can change their mind about what they feel like doing, anytime. Even if you’ve done it before and … Continue reading Is This Consent?
By: A Survivor Not a VictimMay 28, 2016 I have heard about this product before. It was was developed in 2007 and over the years varies news outlets have reported on it all over the world. Here are facts according Snopes. Honestly, I believe any hesitation about releasing this product is clearly in line with … Continue reading Anti Rape Condom Developed In 2007 Still Not For Sale
By: A Survivor Not a VictimMay 9, 2016 I am having such a hard time functioning as a human being right now! I am so full of regret and guilt! I wish that I did something to stop him from raping me, anything! At the very least, I wish that I was not too scared … Continue reading Full Of Regret, Guilt and Shame; Can’t Move On
Posted By: A Survivor Not a VictimMay 8, 2016 Note from the Writer: This article is by Farah Mohammed Girls Globe The Repetition Compulsion: Why Rape Victims Are More Likely To Be Assaulted Again written by Farah Mohammed Published on August 4, 2015 In a society where the subject of rape is still taboo, the … Continue reading Am I A Statistic – Victims Are More Likely To Be Assaulted Again
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