By: A Survivor Not a VictimApril 14, 2016 So I was scrolling through FB, and my lil pups were begging for attention. I happened to stop scrolling, and this picture of a beautiful woman holding flowers posted by "Buckle Up Bitches" was what was visible; the words in the post were "sleep tight." As you … Continue reading Is It Bad I Would Rather Have Dreams About This?
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By: A Survivor Not a VictimApril 14, 2016 Note from the Writer This list of common Myths and Facts About Rape is by the Arizona Coalition To End Sexual and Domestic Violence MYTH: Victims cause the violence that has happened to them FACT: It doesn’t matter what someone is wearing or how they are acting, … Continue reading Myths and Facts About Being Raped
By: A Survivor Not a VictimApril 13, 2016 "Hello, my name is Rapist (call me either JG/PG for short), and I raped my roommate on February 14th 2016. Why do you ask? Two reasons.Reason number one: I won't tell because that would be no fun. Reason number two: I knew I would get away with … Continue reading Hello My Name Is Rapist
By: A Survivor Not a VictimMarch 16, 2016 I cannot comprehend the society that we live in! Rape is the only crime where IF… and I mean IF…the victim comes forward and reports it, they are treated like a criminal. They are not taken seriously, and the main focus is, "Oh, but were you really … Continue reading Too Much Focus On “But Are They A Rapist?” And Not Enough On The Victim
By: A Survivor Not a VictimApril 11, 2016 You violated my body, deep down to the depths of my soul. You didn't care that I said no and that I would never sleep with you. How long have you been planning this? I don't know. You're mad because the court removed you from the apartment, … Continue reading Life Continues to be Impacted by my Rapist
By: A Survivor Not a VictimApril 10, 2016 This morning was the walk for a change, the 10th annual walk that Boston Area Rape Crisis Center did to raise awareness about sexual assault and fundraise so they can continue to offer many free services to sexual assault victims. My sponsors and I raised $500.00!!! This … Continue reading Today Was The Walk For A Change With BARCC
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