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Written by Nick Baker
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Tuesday, 08 June 2010 |
I work for an independent production company in Vancouver, Canada called 'Make Believe Media' and we are producing a true crime series for one of the main broadcasters here in Canada, the 'W' network. The series is called 'The Devil You Know' and features the stories of people who have been duped and betrayed by someone they trusted.
The reason I am contacting you is I am very interested in producing one of the episodes someone who was married to dating a rapist. I would like to hear their personal story of how they found out that their partner was a rapist, how they survived the fallout and, ultimately, overcame adversity. I am not sure whether you know of anyone like this but I thought I would ask. Thanks for your help!
Yours Sincerely,
Nick Baker
Story Producer
make believe media inc
www.makebelievemedia.com
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Written by Anonymous
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Tuesday, 08 June 2010 |
Dear Anonymous,
Appropriate name, isn't it? That's all I ever was to you anyway. Just anonymous.
I would first of all like to start off by saying that you have managed to break my life apart far more than it already had been. I'm sure you are probably happy to hear that. You probably don't know this, but I have an eating disorder. I have been struggling with body image problems for the majority of my life, but I doubt you care. I hated myself even before that night and now I hate myself so much more. Because of you, I do not think I will ever really be able to fully trust another person again. However, what you did will never keep me from living my life- mainly because thanks to you I don't give a fuck what happens to me anymore.
You probably think that I hate you, and you're wrong. You do not have that control over me. I also do not wish you were dead. Death would not be a suitable punishment for you, because so many times I have wished that you would have killed me; death would end all suffering. Actually, I do not wish suffering on you at all. Instead I wish you a long and happy life. I hope that someday you get your life straightened out and I hope that you find a beautiful wife and I hope that the two of you will have a daughter, and I hope that you will be the best father in the world to her. I pray that nothing bad will ever happen to her, and I pray that no boy will ever do what you did to me, to her. I could never, ever so much as wish rape on another person. I hope that one day, when she is a teenager, you will look at her and see me. I hope that you will see your daughter, your own flesh and blood, and imagine a boy hurting her in the way that you hurt me. Maybe then you will get a glimpse
of what you did to me.
I would like to end this letter by saying that despite everything, I forgive you. I hope you go far in life. I hope you have changed since we met, and I hope that you never do this to another girl ever again.
Sincerely,
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Written by Chantelle
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Tuesday, 08 June 2010 |
The innocence of a woman is not determined by the purity of her body but by the purity of her soul.
Written by my now 16 year old daughter who was raped at 12:
Silenced forever her words to harsh to speak,
the wounds so deep yet this burden she has is to harsh to speak;
The words she says are silenced by the demons which lay deep,
all she wants is to weep, yet that also has no meaning , no words , no meaning;
Why does she live with the words she can never speak.
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