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You Can't Break What's Already Broken: What Childhood Bullying Taught Me About Boundaries
I used to think that I was bad at relationships and I always destroyed them. This is a common theme with those who struggle with CPTSD or a similar disorder where they report that the disorder affects interpersonal relationships.

Rin Lamy
17 hours ago9 min read


Victim Blaming: Why It Happens, Why It's Wrong, and Why It Has to Stop
Nothing makes me angrier than victim blaming. It doesn't matter what someone was wearing, where they were, or whether they were drunk or sober — physical contact must be consensual, period. When we ask survivors "what were you wearing?" we tell every abuser that it isn't their fault. And victim blaming has no gender: male survivors are silenced by the same lies that silence women. When you blame the victim, you side with the abuser. Believe survivors. Speak up. Choose better.

Rin Lamy
Jul 144 min read
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