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Sexual Assault Survivors Support

MutantAndProud

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4. Depends on how you define it

Reply to Aussie105 (Reply #3)

Fri Dec 22, 2023, 04:07 AM

Dec 2023

They put me through conversion therapy to stop me from being gay and were also physically abusive. And not supportive when I was sexually abused.

Not sure it matters though as far as qualifications to discuss this.

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Who are the majority of rape victims? Our culture does not want to admit it [View all] Stargazer99 Dec 2023 OP

This message was self-deleted by its author MutantAndProud Dec 2023 #1

Abusive or sexually abusive? Aussie105 Dec 2023 #3

Depends on how you define it MutantAndProud Dec 2023 #4

Basic instinct. Aussie105 Dec 2023 #2

I am a man and I don't like men either. Chainfire Dec 2023 #5

There are many that are unlikeable MutantAndProud Dec 2023 #6

To assume all men are to be trusted is not wise either Stargazer99 Dec 2023 #7

It's never wise to trust without it being earned MutantAndProud Dec 2023 #8

It may be sexist, but in general terms, I think that women make better humans than men. Chainfire Dec 2023 #9

Technically, but MutantAndProud Dec 2023 #10