Defining Your Experience
It's crucial to recognize that only you can define your own experiences, especially when it comes to non-consensual situations. While some may label your experience as assault, it's important to validate your feelings and work through any discomfort in a way that feels right for you. Open communication and the willingness to make amends are essential in navigating these complex emotions and relationships. Resources like Scarletine and the Consent Coalition can provide valuable support.In this clip
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