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“Why don’t victims come forward”

Every effort by the sex industy to reform itself is little more than a shallow rebranding of the abuse & exploitation that's been ubiquitous since men began the practice of buying & selling women's bodies for their enjoyment. You can't reform the oldest form of female oppression

Here we go again... rather than working to ensure a 'good death' for all by funding end of life care, yet another misguided MP is pushing for assisted suicide Thankfully my @BBCOne documentary explaining mine & others opposition is still on @BBCiPlayer bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0…

'Now, it seems that PBSO deputies may have not just been paid through the Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office — they may have also received payoffs under the table from Epstein for other perks, possible sexual ones.'

“All four rape charges involved women who had been either asleep or incapacitated at the time.” The amount of men willing to drug and rape unconscious women is truly terrifying. Sleep porn. Group rape chats. Gisele Pelicot’s ten year ordeal. We are not angry enough.

Dozens of ICE, CBP, and Border Patrol officers have been charged with sexual abuse of women or children. buff.ly/BtnRW6B

Horrifying story of how Jeffrey Epstein obtained "work-release" from his Florida jail to go to his office each day and sexually exploited women there, while he was nominally incarcerated. Another reminder that we don't take sex trafficking seriously. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/eps…

AP Exclusive: Humanitarians at Médecins Sans Frontières sexually exploit Sudanese underage girls in refugee camps, systematically targeting vulnerable victims of war. Internal report, buried for 11 months, suggests there was organized sexual trafficking. apnews.com/article/chad-suda…

As ‘nudify’ tools proliferate online, parents and schools are struggling to protect young victims. on.wsj.com/3Q1p5Ol

Strangers photographed women’s homes. Unfamiliar cars lingered outside and sped off when confronted. Some women received threats of violence, including calls from people claiming to know where they lived. Several say they no longer leave home alone reut.rs/43q2SfM

How tf did Ronaldo’s pr team wiped this off the internet

Instead of discussing how Elon Musk is now the world's first trillionaire, we should talk about how he killed hundreds of thousands of people through his dismantling of food and medical aid to poor countries currentaffairs.org/news/how-…

RT @ladymysticalwmn: Men who say "women strip naked in front of the camera when they need money, men do hard labor when they need money" ig…

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We desperately need authorities to investigate and track the correlation between pornography consumption and sexual assault.

Experimenting With Legal Prostitution In Holbeck, Leeds: One Of Britain's Most Deprived Areas x.com/i/broadcasts/1wGWjjqro…

If you want to read the Tate Brothers article in The New Yorker but can't because it's behind a paywall... archive.ph/g8Oed

She was 13 years old when she met him. He was 49. A famous French writer. Celebrated. Connected. Protected by some of the most powerful literary circles in Paris. She was quiet, intelligent, lonely, and desperate to feel seen. He saw her. Then he began shaping her world. Letters. Books. Praise. He told her she was extraordinary — different from other girls her age. Adults around them called her “mature for her age.” That phrase has protected predators for generations. Gabriel Matzneff understood that perfectly. By 14, Vanessa Springora was trapped in what France’s literary elite insisted on calling a “love affair.” It wasn’t. It was grooming. Calculated. Patient. Systematic. And here is the part that still shocks people: He never hid it. Matzneff openly wrote about relationships with minors in published books and diaries. He discussed it on television. He described Vanessa publicly under the pseudonym “V.” Publishers printed it. Critics praised it. The French establishment rewarded it. In 1990, journalist Denise Bombardier appeared on live television and directly confronted him, calling his behavior what it was: Child sexual abuse. The audience turned against her. Not him. France’s literary elite mocked the woman who spoke up — while continuing to celebrate the man abusing children. That is how deeply the culture protected him. Meanwhile, Vanessa grew older carrying a confusion many survivors know intimately: She believed she had chosen the relationship. Only later did she understand every part of that “choice” had been engineered by an experienced adult who knew exactly how to manipulate a vulnerable teenager. For decades, she stayed silent. Why speak? He was famous. She was a footnote in his books. Then, in 2013, she watched him receive another prestigious literary prize on television. Celebrated again. Something inside her finally broke. Or perhaps finally hardened. She decided to write her own book. Not for revenge. For truth. In 2020, Vanessa Springora published Le Consentement (“Consent”). The book exploded across France. For the first time, the public saw grooming described from the inside: • how admiration becomes control • how attention becomes dependency • how a child is convinced exploitation is love The reaction was immediate. Bookstores pulled Matzneff’s work. Publishers distanced themselves. Authorities opened investigations using his own published writings as evidence. France was forced to confront a question it had avoided for decades: How many people knew? The answer was horrifying: Almost everyone. And most chose silence because the man involved was famous, intellectual, and socially protected. Vanessa’s book helped trigger a national reckoning over child protection laws and age of consent in France. But perhaps the most important thing she reclaimed was smaller and more personal than legislation. For decades, she existed publicly only as “V.” A supporting character in a predator’s self-written mythology. Then she took back her own name. Her own voice. Her own story. And she proved something powerful: It is never too late to name what happened to you. Never too late to stop carrying someone else’s shame. And never too late for the truth to dismantle decades of silence.

🇺🇸 OnlyFans manager, Nikita Tyukalo, has been been charged with four counts of second-degree human trafficking, money laundering, and organized crime. Sounds oddly familiar.