#csa vent

[angel-tearsx]

[porcelain-pines]

when the flame went out

[autismvampyre]

i used to think i was dead. like the real me died when i was 4 and im just the leftover scraps of that little girl who died. like i'm a corpse that's sewn itself back together. like every my whole life has been as a direct result of violence

sometimes i still feel that. i mourn the little girl i was, and i mourn the woman she could've become if she hadn't become me. i mourn the life he stole from me

[buck-forever]

[8lur5otong]

I was SAd at 8 years old and I wanna put it out there that victims of CSA aren’t on your side when you tell depressed people “you’re so privileged! There are kids getting SAd out there!”.

YOU’RE the “privileged” one. If you were actually someone who got off your ass and thought about people “less lucky” than you, you’d understand that safety was never a privilege, it was our human right.

We DESERVED safety. We DESERVED to not get raped or molested or groomed. You don’t get to celebrate being the “lucky” 3 in 4 girls or 5 in 6 boys that didn’t have their childhoods frickin ruined by a predator. Your safety isn’t a shiny toy you should feel lucky to have. Saying that kids are lucky not to get SAd is part what keeps the numbers 1 in 4 or 6 instead of 1 in 1 gazillion.

[necro-mimi]

My sexual assault wasn't real, I closed my eyes and didn't see anything!! Therefore it didn't happen!! I'm literally a genius aren't I

[saltair-and-webweaves]

memories feel like weapons

would've, could've, should've, taylor swift/ @come1nalone/the hurting, rupi kaur/unknown/@/geloyconcepion on instagram/would've, could've, should've, taylor swift/ @come1nalone/unknown/praying, kesha/ @hel7l7/would've, could've, should've, taylor swift

[mimzyz]

they couldn't wait to dig in.