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As a Rape Survivor myself, I started this website to provide a place for others like myself to look for advice, help or just a shoulder to lean on.  Please feel free to submit your story or poetry anonymously, or send messages of  support for others. In Love & Light.

 

Feeling Guilty & Confused
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Written by Sam   
Tuesday, 20 July 2010
ImageUmm Well I don't really Know what I'm supposed to write..But I want my story to be known. I want to be a psychologist so I can learn alot more about the human mind. So My name is Samantha I'm 15 almost 16 and have been sexually abused by 3 different guys. It first happened when I was probably about 7. He was a family friend about maybe 11 at the time. I thought what he continued to do to me until I was almost 12 was just a game..It wasn't. In fact I had completely blocked all memories of it for a few years. Well I became very depressed, starting drinking A LOT.I was drinking before, during, and after school and every chance I got even if I just woke up at night..I then quickly got hooked on pills. At First is was mostly Vicodin and other pills. It got to the point where I was taking handfuls of random pills. I am honestly amazed I am still alive after all this alone. Although many times I passed out on my bedroom floor for hours I survived. It does still affect me now though.
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To Catch a Rapist: Rape-aXe, a Female Condom with "Teeth"
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Written by Bust.com   
Tuesday, 20 July 2010

South African Dr. Sonnet Ehlers has created what she sees as a new weapon of defense for women against what is said to be one of the highest rape rates in the world. The device is Rape-aXe, a female condom with "teeth." The hooks inside are designed to latch on during unwanted penetration so that, “it hurts, he cannot pee and walk when it’s on… If he tries to remove it, it will clasp even tighter... however, it doesn't break the skin, and there's no danger of fluid exposure."

Ehlers has said that she has spoken to convicted rapists who have said that they would certainly have rethought their actions if they had known about Rape-aXe at the time of their crime. She hopes that when the device is removed (as it can only be by a doctor) there will be police on hand to arrest the perpetrator, establishing a punishment for a crime that has tended to remain normalized in South Africa and many other African countries.

 

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Swimming Pool Rape
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Written by Paige   
Tuesday, 20 July 2010
Ok so one day when are day care was going to the pool a cute 10 year old boy came up to me and he said "want to be my girlfriend" so i said yes 'cuse he was cute. so on the why there he sat with me and he asked me do you want to have sex and i said what is that 'cuse i was young at the time and i didnt know what it was. and he said "its where i put this pointing to his cock in there pointig to my part". the rest of the way there we said nothing...

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