i hate how much of a common occurence it is. its scary
2026-09-03 13:40:32
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Percy✝️ 🐻🐰🐤🦊 :
Schools also protect the rapists especially if they’re on the football team! A school a transferred out of had a huge scandal as the school converted up multiple rape reports and the students led a protest demanding that the rapists be held accountable
2026-09-03 16:53:51
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YHWH :
what country does bro live in
2026-09-03 16:46:27
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wormwood_fan :
its not just college. its high school, middle school, hell even elementary school
2026-09-03 16:35:50
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ForRealFeral :
What are you doing to stop it?
2026-09-03 13:43:25
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j🎸 :
Can confirm. My dad works for my states department of corrections and monitors sex offenders and there’s a lot of SOes at my college
2026-09-05 01:17:29
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livi :
yeah now as a previous victim im now terrified for my first day thanks mate 👍
2026-09-03 15:17:50
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Somtoes :
propeller hat is how i know he’s serious
2026-09-03 16:47:36
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april :
can confirm, my brother who's my sa'r is going into one of the best universities in the world..
2026-09-03 16:49:15
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Samuel :
Revolution when?
2026-09-03 16:37:19
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Gripgoddess 🥥🧊🌴🧊👙 :
It’s so common because so many people have probably raped or sexually assaulted someone without even realizing it mentally that what they did was rape or sexual assault
2026-09-03 17:55:53
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Rosie the Rainbow :
If you or anyone you know is ever a victim, you do not need to the police first, you can go straight to the emergency room and ask for a SANE. (SA Nurse Examination)
Your first instinct is gonna be to take a shower, unfortunately, there's evidence on your body. You can go to the emergency room and allow them to collect this evidence without deciding if you want to press charges or not.
And the thing is, you can collect the evidence without deciding if you want to press charges or not. And then later on decide if you want that information to be handed over to the police.
And the SANE department can hand it over to the police for you if that's what you decide to do which is a more effective way to open a case to begin with. I personally would not recommend calling the police, unless you are still with the perpetrator and need to get away from him. But if it's possible to get away and go directly to the emergency room, that's what I would do first.
A lot of people in those departments say that the police take it more seriously when they're the ones turning in the report. They're also the like gonna be a lot more compassionate to you than the average police officer and have more informed like communication than the average police department.
What I would like to see in the next several generations is there to be a completely separate department equal to the police that operates just for this type of things there should be something that that's a completely separate entity between the police and the hospital that just deals with this sort of issue. And I really hope someday we will see that.
If you don't think that's necessary, then ask a SANE worker, how often they see children if you don't think this is a necessary conversation for society. On top of adults also do not deserve this.
And be compassionate with yourself, do not listen to any victim blaming, and I know as stupid as this sounds, but try to play a stupid little puzzle game on your phone because it really does help deal with the trauma and like compartmentalize it to be able to work through it. 💐💖🧸
2026-09-05 18:09:38
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