It is quite interesting how women often are the first in line to victim-blame in such situations. Almost like they feel discomforted by someone who had the courage to come forward.

I am going to preemptively say that if you decide to comment and say anything remotely victim-blaming or stir up any drama against the artist or fellow community members, your comments will be removed, up to and including being banned.

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Some title suggesting Trigger Warning (TW)
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We are all adults here, and can objectively (AND RESPECTFULLY) have difficult conversations when needed. Not everyone has the same experiences, nor the same reactions, and their traumas are very real regardless of what you may see or know about them.

Some of the things I've seen people saying about Jane Doe are truly vile. The mental gymnastics people will go through in order to victim blame are disgusting. I especially cannot stand it when I see other women putting down survivors. I hope Jane Doe gets justice and the coverup has consequences.

I'm surprised I got here before the pizza cake haters.

Woman told Cornell investigators she 'felt like bait' during alleged gang rape

I downloaded a photo of the Cornell 7 last night and Google Photos immediately removed it. It's still sitting in a folder but won't show up in Google Photos. I'm curious if anyone can reproduce this. The lengths they go to censor survivors and protect perpetrators is unacceptable.

I saw only panel 1 (just the title in a box). I thought it was brilliant. Like, the first comment would be "that's not funny." and response would be "you are correct." then i realized there were more panels. either way it works.

Rough to read, but posts like this really are necessary these days unfortunately