4 years ago on holiday with my husband - 2 weeks later raped by a colleague and then sacked for reporting it.pic.twitter.com/OTYbG4M4wa
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Replying to @LittleJanhere
Which was worse, harmed you most? The cesspit evil violation, or your bosses betrayal of you for reporting it?
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Replying to @Nicola_Real
Both were equally devastating. His betrayal of my trust - there are no words. I never wanted anyone to know what he had done to me. CITB's insistence on calling me a liar, when I found the courage to tell, and making him the victim almost killed me.
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Replying to @LittleJanhere @Nicola_Real
I was sacked too for going public with my experience. Victim blaming is never ending in today’s society. This culture stops victims coming forward, abusers get away with it, mentally for them a green light to do it again. Victim blame is exacerbating this cycle of events.
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yep ... its to keep you demoralised and silent!
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Yes, never been very good at that tho
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lol... i've decided to just run with the bigger picture of gathering momentum with the philosophy behind the abuses of power and sign up with those lobbying to be heard ...individual battles too hard to win alone?
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I have met the most amazing people on my journey. My own experience ( fling public and creating my website) has opened up a channel for others to talk to me about their similar ones, when they have never felt able to do so before. This for me is success in itself. Next the law!
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writing the story is amazingly clarifying on various levels .... to publish?
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It’s in the pipeline 
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