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11/26/2017 9:51:49 PM
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#Me Too
Hi Guys, so a few months ago this was a thing. Everyone on my facebook seemed to come out with their stories. Yet I felt genuinly unable to do the same.
I didn't want to tell my story. The thought made me feel sick. I genuinly still feel ill because I felt like I was betraying the movement and it's point.
So here we have my #me too. . . Semi anonomously and you know.. . Pretty -blam!-ing late as always.
Sorry to bother you. Please.. .I don't really want attention or anything along that lines. Just have a nice day?
Thanks for letting me dump this here.
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由The Researcher编辑： 11/28/2017 8:57:00 AMNeat. [spoiler]Oh, and, you don't have to feel bad about it. We all have reasons for the things we do. They might not sometimes justify our actions, but that's hardly under our control anyway.[/spoiler]
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1 回复Thanks for sharing. It seems it’s a much bigger problem than many people realised. Hopefully this #metoo movement helps change the culture of acceptance and silence surrounding this from now on. Though it’s not very encouraging when the president of the USA can admit to sexual assault on tape and still get elected.
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2 回复You don't really need to tell your story about it. I have friends from high school that I still talk to who have used #MeToo and I didn't know what it was until I was told by one of my other friends who was brave enough to put the person that assaulted her on full blast on Facebook put her story out (tagged him too). [spoiler]The guy she put on full blast is someone I grew up with and he was the jackass/douche edgelord kid in high school that did his best to offend others because he thought it was fun. So, I knew that if my friend said something about it, I can trust her word, since I know the guy that she was talking about was quite open with what he wanted to do to girls, and it's something I'm sure a good number of people in here would probably be sickened hearing.[/spoiler] My other friends who have dealt with the same thing (Thankfully, it's only about 8 of them instead of 20+. It's still bad though) didn't really provide any context, but you don't need to tell your story if it's a painful memory you don't want to relive. Just know that there are people who have your back.
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2 回复No, don't regret it, take control of this. Don't let this memory control you and your emotions, overcome it, I believe in you. I'm proud of you since you managed the courage to tell us, even if anonymously. You are strong and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Take care of yourself and stay safe. [spoiler]Also, don't listen to any of these insensitive assholes on here that want to make a joke out of it for a few likes. I recommend treating yourself tonight. Give yourself a break and some relaxation. You deserve it.[/spoiler]
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6 回复Am I the only one that still calls # a pound sign? It kinda changes the meaning of #metoo
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7 回复由Cultmeister编辑： 11/27/2017 10:27:36 PM[quote]I didn't want to tell my story. The thought made me feel sick. I genuinly still feel ill because I felt like I was betraying the movement and it's point. [/quote] This is why the ‘movement’ was -blam!-. The only people who would have shared their stores were the ones who were brave enough to do so, even though the whole point was for people who weren’t brave enough. It was doomed from the start, you really shouldn’t feel bad.
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2 回复Don't feel ill. You've betrayed nothing. You don't have to be apart of any movement. Only your own movement. Which happens to be at whatever pace you're ready for.
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3 回复Does this mean you like penis and are male? Or does this mean you like vagina and are female? Either way do you, you're a fabulous fairy boy/butch girl and everyone who tells you otherwise is ugly and fat.
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