Gisele Pelicot, Medical Misogyny and How Disabled People Face Increased Risk of Abuse
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Most of us have heard Gisele's story. It's a reminder that even men you trust can harm you. Did you know that she went to her doctors for help? A look at how medical misogyny contributed to her abuse.

This is a terrible story so please proceed with caution in reading it.

I don't really even know what to say about this, but think it is important it is discussed and circulated. SA culture is a pervasive as ever and just now online groups on Telegram have been exposed that circle fully around how to SA women.

It's all men because this is cultural.

I was personally sexually assaulted as a teenager by an adult man who drugged me and then I was blamed for it. Almost everybody I know has these stories, we are never safe.

  • Belly_Beanis [he/him]
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    22 小时前

    This whole thing is horrifying. I'm disabled, but not a woman. I've had issues being talked over about my own health and body. It's incredibly frustrating being infantilized. I can't imagine what it's like being a woman going through that, then being sexually assaulted on top of it all.

    And only 20 years? Someone who does that to their spouse (or anyone, for that matter) is already off the morality cliff. I don't know if it's possible to rehabilitate a person like this. Meanwhile, his collaborators are walking free or getting only 5 years.

    But sure France, keep blaming immigrants for your culture of SA.

  • HexaSnoot [none/use name]
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    21 小时前

    BUMP Amber (The comment I really want to leave involves C/Ps but my phone is malfunctioning in highlighting text.)