seraphim

Having gone through so much of unwanted sex crimes of many kind, I am beginning to understand that the sex crimes are transnational and occur in every single countries in every continent. and I am sure we all can identify and understand the pain of other survivors in different countries too. I don't see any reason why we only have to focus the victims in other communities. because the sex crimes are no longer confined to one person in one area. Often times, those so called, international travelers go extreme length to find the victims of every nationality and age. No matter how we want to por

omg, I can so much identify with this post and the sentiment of being ignored by your own family members. I think they think it's better to keep the story silent and under control in order to protect the family reputation. they are being selfish and being horrible people. and please know that its not your family or mom who has gone through this ordeal. it's you and it has affected you and your life in so much negative ways that its not something you can just move on like some would want you to do. you can only find and understand what needs to be done in order to find the path to healing. Don

Hi there, I am one of those quite foreign student or exchange student that you often see at school but no one really talks to. the isolation and language barrier especially put me in extremely dangerous and vulnerable place in the country where I had been subject to abuse of various kind and rape by older married men with established reputation in the community. I am going to share my life story in entirety but I also feel this place would be especially suitable place to be able to connect with other survivor of similar interest and story. I don't know if there should be law where foreign stu