@shedeservescare: 💜follower story💜 #fyp #woman #foryoupage❤️❤️ #victim #survivor

crimsonnpawz :

I’m so sorry this happened to you, you deserve better , JUSTICE FOR RAPE VICTIMS

lemon :

Love from iraqi women ❤️❤️❤️

☀️⛅️⛈️🌪 :

I hate how no one listens to the victims (im one)

♫𝐀𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐞ꨄ :

Been thru that nobody believes me.

devika_doodles :

I often wonder why everyone shut me down once I tried to talk about all those years she touched me. why it felt wrong to swim alone after that. How many tears must I drown upon to be heard.

༻𐙚˚࿔𝐚𝐛𝐛𝐳𐙚˚༺ :

I’m so so sorry to whoever’s story this is ml you didn’t deserve that I hope you’re okay ml xx

Hlina Russom🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇹🇪🇹 :

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSVmuYwK7/

Bali :

I audibly gasped at her friends' responses. I'm so sorry for this poor girl that is heartbreaking and rage inducing

ᴍᴇʟᴏᴅʏ🫀 :

Victims are brave and strong. People need to start treating us with the respect we were stripped of.

☆Mavuika☆ :

idk why people think rape is alright. also uh idk how 2 put this or that but I sent my story on 7th....? of April idk how long the list's are or if I Just kinda got hidden within them... idk how to put this😭😭

🍮chis :

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSbyFTk7U/

ks esthetics :

I got the "oh but I know him he'd never do anything like that he's a good person" and "that never happened you're just crazy"

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lara :

honestly nobody deserves this i hope atleast somebody believed her. i hope she and all other victims are ok 💞

itsonlylewis97 :

Nobody deserves to be treated that way after experiencing something so horrific as that. To Whoever wrote this, I'm so sorry this happend and hope able to move forward, heal and get some justice our of this. 🙏🏻💜

Pinky :

please open the message iv sent you. its about Break the silence BTS. its movement for Survivors and id love to share my idea with you in more detail.

leah💌 :

thank you!!!

бульон :

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSbAxUYrq/

تبـاً للقانون الجعفريَ. :

To everyone with a voice that can be heard, and to everyone with the power to do something for women in Iraq and contribute to change: Please, let my voice reach women's rights organizations. Imagine being born into a life that feels like a prison. Imagine being taught that your entire existence must revolve around a husband and child—that your worth is measured by how well you please them, how silently you endure the unbearable, and how much of yourselves you are willing to sacrifice. And then, the very child to whom you have dedicated your life can be taken from you. In my country, women have been given only a tiny space to live as human beings. We are expected to be mothers, wives, and caregivers before we are allowed to be individuals with our own dreams, choices, voices, and lives. And now, even motherhood itself can be taken from us. How much more must women lose before the world listens to us? Please, hear our voices. Please, help us be seen. Please, do not let Iraqi women continue to hide behind laws, traditions, and systems that were never built to protect them.

تبارك العامر :

pls help iraqi women

🫶🏼 :

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZN8rDeA93/

yara_you_know :

. Zainab :

@تبـاً للقانون الجعفريَ.:To everyone with a voice that can be heard, and to everyone with the power to do something for women in Iraq and contribute to change: Please, let my voice reach women's rights organizations. Imagine being born into a life that feels like a prison. Imagine being taught that your entire existence must revolve around a husband and child—that your worth is measured by how well you please them, how silently you endure the unbearable, and how much of yourselves you are willing to sacrifice. And then, the very child to whom you have dedicated your life can be taken from you. In my country, women have been given only a tiny space to live as human beings. We are expected to be mothers, wives, and caregivers before we are allowed to be individuals with our own dreams, choices, voices, and lives. And now, even motherhood itself can be taken from us. How much more must women lose before the world listens to us? Please, hear our voices. Please, help us be seen. Please, do not let Iraqi women continue to hide behind laws, traditions, and systems that were never built to protect them.

Amelia :

Mine was my (now ex) step dad. I was 14/15 when the actual event happened. But several years of what I call “preparation” beforehand. I’m almost 34 now and he still denies it and has my siblings on his side.