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They asked “What were you wearing?”

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When I read the article about the newborn baby found murdered, the flashbacks started.

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I walked into my feminist advocacy meeting, looking up at the “End DV” posters on the walls, and bravely spoke up about the times I had been beaten with a belt and called names in my own home.

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The boy broke down crying, fearful that he wouldn’t amount to anything in life because he was held back due to his learning disability.

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My voice training came in handy when I called the domestic violence hotline.

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I married at 18 to escape an abusive household, and after a few weeks my husband slapped me.

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Just because I’m bleeding “down there” doesn’t mean I’m a woman, I’m still a kid!

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When I saw the posters the TERFs put up around campus, citing the 41% statistic alongside words like “screwed up” and “psycho,” I remembered that day in first grade when the other kids told me that I was going to burn in hell.

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“Happy Mother’s Day to all the wonderful moms who would do anything to protect their children!”

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I died a slow and painful death, strangled at birth by the one person who was supposed to protect me.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
They asked “What were you wearing?”	502
When I read the article about the newborn baby found murdered, the flashbacks started.	324
I walked into my feminist advocacy meeting, looking up at the “End DV” posters on the walls, and bravely spoke up about the times I had been beaten with a belt and called names in my own home.	139
The boy broke down crying, fearful that he wouldn’t amount to anything in life because he was held back due to his learning disability.	139
My voice training came in handy when I called the domestic violence hotline.	117
I married at 18 to escape an abusive household, and after a few weeks my husband slapped me.	105
Just because I’m bleeding “down there” doesn’t mean I’m a woman, I’m still a kid!	56
When I saw the posters the TERFs put up around campus, citing the 41% statistic alongside words like “screwed up” and “psycho,” I remembered that day in first grade when the other kids told me that I was going to burn in hell.	47
“Happy Mother’s Day to all the wonderful moms who would do anything to protect their children!”	45
I died a slow and painful death, strangled at birth by the one person who was supposed to protect me.	35