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  1. szept. 8.

    Rejecting your emotions hurts you. Allow yourself to feel what ever is within you 🦚

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  2. szept. 10.

    Acepting you went through it is the first part of healing 🤯

  3. szept. 13.

    I was seven and didn’t even know what was going on until years after. He was my brother and bribed me with chocolate. It happened multiple times before someone found out.

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  4. szept. 14.

    Did you miss our exhibit on campus earlier this semester? Now you can view the stories of survivors on our campus VIRTUALLY! ❤️ Content warning: the exhibit contains descriptions of interpersonal violence.

    1 retweet 1 kedvelés
  5. szept. 6.

    I didn't report what happened when I was 9 since he was my father. I didn't know what had happened until he had finished. All I knew was that I couldn't stay with him any longer because of what he did. I was scared that he'd do it again.

  6. szept. 7.

    - he was younger than me - i didn’t want anyone to think I didn’t do anything (i froze) - he was my friend’s younger brother - it happened in church

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  7. szept. 7.

    - he showered me with gifts - i didn’t know what it was back then - i was 16 - i didn’t want anyone to know “i let him” do it to me - he was my (very first) boyfriend

  8. szept. 9.

    why i didn't report: - they'd say i had it coming or should've known better - they probably wouldn't have done anything

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  9. szept. 9.

    He said no one would believe me over a USAF veteran. He was violent and threatened me whenever I resisted. He insisted that he did nothing wrong. Been wanting to share this for a while, but have honestly been too scared. Feeling a little empowered tonight.

    5 válasz 1 retweet 22 kedvelés
  10. szept. 12.

    you should report bc fear is not the solution ;)

  11. szept. 8.
    Válasz neki:

    And she has ........but now the police took her belongings and ignored her. Once again, it's in her words that she posted.

    1 válasz 8 kedvelés
  12. szept. 8.
    Válasz neki:

    She used a hashtag on a post she had spoken about a SA she experienced. I guess it was a totally different incident...sounds like a perpetual victim of everything possible

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  13. szept. 7.

    The cops said they only remove firearms until dvo is heard.😡 This is one of the reasons I stayed, I was able to hide the keys so he had no access to them. I did this for 4 years. Now he has them again.

    An AVO against you is a solid reason for the immediate, permanent removal of your firearms licence and any weapons in your possession. End of story.
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  14. szept. 9.

    IG is very heart wrenching.

  15. szept. 8.

    ไปดูซีรี่ย์Netflixเรื่องนี้กันเถอะค่ะ จะได้รู้ว่าทำไมเหยื่อจากการถูกข่มขืนถึงมิงว่าแจ้งความเป็นอะไรที่ยาก

  16. 19 órával ezelőtt

    Det var inte längesen trendade, läs igenom den och våga komma och säga att NI är trötta på att bli kallade skräp.

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  17. szept. 8.

    - Personne ne me croyais. -Je ne voulais pas que mes parents le sache. -C’était mon petit copain. - J’avais peur. Aujourd’hui j’ai eu le courage d’en parler à la police. On m’a dit qu’on pourrais rien faire pour m’aider.

    2 kedvelés
  18. szept. 11.

    Domestic violence shelters are filling up and cities are looking to hotels for help

    1 retweet
  19. szept. 10.

    Our Turn: Domestic violence, substance abuse and addiction

  20. szept. 7.

    Luttons contre la écoutons les

    "Violé" est disponible dès maintenant sur les liseuses Kindle de Amazon.
    2 válasz 9 retweet 17 kedvelés

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