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These experiences are shared by people of all genders and backgrounds from all over the world. They demonstrate how the issues of sexual assault, harassment, and "slut" shaming affect many of our lives in deep, often dangerous ways. Use this collection to expand your understanding and share it with those who could benefit or gain insight from it.
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The word slut doesn’t define me because I’m not defined by my sexuality or body, I’m defined by my value as a person.

10/9/2019

 
I was a full-bodied woman at 11. When I was 12, a girl told me, “People think you’re weird. People think you’re a prostitute.” A boy chimed in, “She is.” It wasn’t the first or last time I’d be called a slut. The experience made me glad I can’t have kids, but the isolation pushed me to get my first internship when I was in 8th grade. People love everything I used to get teased for. The word slut doesn’t define me because I’m not defined by my sexuality or body, I’m defined by my value as a person.

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