Or, as sisters, they have already discussed this a lot and were able to disassociate so they could discuss it on national television. There is something call the neurobiology of trauma where your brain does all sorts of chemical releasing to protect itself from feeling pain. If you honestly think these women have no…

I’m glad two empathy lacking sociopaths could find each other, in this, the comments section of an article about a woman who was fearing being gang raped and murdered.

Exactly this!!! She gets to share what happened to her how she sees fit. If Persona NonSoul has such a problem with it, all they have to do is...ya know.... STOP CLICKING ON ARTICLES ABOUT HER it’s not fucking hard.

Dude. You just heard a woman talk about how she was mentally preparing herself to be raped by three men. And that she was focusing on how her sister would heal after finding her dead body and this is what you come out of it with? The fuck is wrong with you? Have like, a semblance of empathy. Ever.

So i work at a rape crisis center. we have a team of SANE nurses that respond with us to a hospital to do these kits at the hospitals. it did used to be that it was ER nurses doing the kits and it was ALWAYS a disaster. if they ever got called to testify in a case, i am sure ANY defense attorney would tear them apart.…

oh i know what you meant. i just took the opportunity to let everyone know how the process works. no harm.

also, the judicial boards function as such...with professor hearing the evidence (statements from the victim and the perpetrator, statements from witnesses, any physical evidence that has been acquired, and they question the victim and the perp in person as well).

um no, are you confused? i didnt write how colleges form their judicial board reviews, i just work WITH rape victims on college campuses. college campus review boards are not courts of law, no one goes to jail based on the outcome. BUT someone can be kicked off campus if they are found guilty of violating the Student…

in sexual assault complaints on campus, students are held to “violating” the student code of conduct which all prohibit sexual assault. since they are only being held to violate an ethics code (and not violating a law), preponderance of the evidence is appropriate as opposed to a criminal standard since there are no…