There are some people that rail against the idea that there might be a culture of dismissive-ness about rape, or the use of rape to silence. The following anonymous comments left on my last article are a clear example of these attitudes, and why speaking out is necessary:
Trigger warning: What following under the cut are dismissive attitudes about
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Well, rape is disportionately a thing that happens to women,so of course most of this shit is going to be mysogynistic bullshit.
"funilly enough, these comments never get me as mad as the one by concern trolls who hem and haw about how OH THEY FEEL SO BAD AND HORRIBLE ABOUT YOU but blah blah male privelage and whatnot"
Oh holy shit, yes. Concren trolling is the worst, and that's what really riles me up. Concern trolling with the "if you don't educate me, how will I lllleeeaarrrnnnnnnn" bullshit? Instant ragefist.
"Obvious trolls are obvious."
Oh, yeah, I totally agree, hence my facepalm pic. So the comments didn't upset me, though some of the particular comments and the graphicness therein did SURPRISE me.
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That's why I wrote what I did, as hard as the topic was for me personally. It doesn't have to be shit, and the more I can speak out, the tiniest little bit less shitty I can make it.
I hope.
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"EA got DEATH THREATS for posting a "It Gets Better" video so there you go :/"
Holy shit.
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But as vituperative as those anon comments got, nothing ever went to the level of death threats or wishing I got raped again. That's what I meant.
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Would you mind if I also write about this sort of thing on my blogspot and link to you too?
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I'm embarrassed to admit this, but I wasn't aware you blogged outside of LJ and FB. Would you mind sharing the link?
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There isn't much on it yet. I tend to use FB and J for my inane ramblings and save the heavy stuff for that.
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