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Red Flags: Why Am I Feeling Unseen Here? Clues Survivors Notice First. November 17, 2025
The focus shifts to the feelings of the accused Suddenly the priority becomes protecting reputations, careers, or “misunderstandings,” while the person harmed is treated like an inconvenience. The conversation treats harm as a PR problem, not a human wound You see more concern about optics, embarrassment, or headlines than about the people who were hurt. […]
When Stalking Isn’t Just “Annoying” — It’s a Real Threat to Girls and Women November 15, 2025
INVESTIGATIVE: One stalking victim’s mother speaks after man kills woman, sets himself on fire Stalking is often dismissed as “harassment” or brushed off as “creepy behavior.” But for many girls and women, it is much more than that — it’s a deeply traumatic violation of dignity, privacy, and safety. What the Numbers Say In 2019, […]
When Niceness Becomes a Trap: Why Women Deserve the Bottom Line, Not Confusion November 15, 2025
Women are often encouraged to be kind, accommodating, flexible, and understanding — even when our safety is at stake. We are told to “be nice.” We are told not to “make a scene.” We are socialized to think that saying no is rude. And we are punished when we enforce boundaries that other groups take […]