By Lexi Lieberman, University of Pennsylvania

It is maybe not your fault. Four terms which are very easy to tell victims of intimate attack, but to help make them believe it? Well, that could maybe not take place quite as quickly.

Victims of sexual attack often keep quiet about their suffering. Many won’t also talk openly about any of it with family and friends. Could you also know if one of the buddies had been raped or intimately assaulted? You most likely would really like the response to be yes, but no, they’dn’t fundamentally tell you. Continue reading “Just how to Answer When a Survivor Lets You Know About Their Sexual Assault”