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These experiences, shared by people of all genders and backgrounds, demonstrate how the issues of sexual assault, harassment, and "slut" shaming affect our lives. Use this collection to expand your understanding and share it with those who need to know they're not alone.
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People don't realize just how much a label weighs on a person.

10/14/2019

 
At the age of eight I was introduced to the world of sex among other things and ever since then I have been labeled a slut. I have been called every single bad name you can think of. Now ten years later I finally lost the name and it feels as though a major weight has been lifted off of my shoulders. People don't realize just how much a label weighs on a person... and over the years they just kept adding on and on and last year I even attempted suicide... more than once. But I came to the realization that it is not what I have done that has gained me the labels, but what people thought of the acts I have done. They judged me before they knew me (sorry using a Shrek quote here). I was lost in a world where people told me over and over what I was, but in actual fact it is not who I am. I rise above those labels and name calling. I rise out of the ashes of my shed tears and broken spirit. I rise high above them, because I know in my heart that I am not a slut. What happened to me does not define who I am. It does not tell me who I am supposed to be. I know of many girls who go through this, being labeled and name called. We don't deserve it and I just appreciate you speaking out about this. I know now that labels do not define me nor do they set my future. I decide that for myself. - Anika

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