think its crazy how ppl r still tryna shd w/ survivor s like virginia giuffre...like, she's goin thru hell n y'all still got time 2 ask her if she clda just "leave"?? 
thats not how it works fam, abuse is a multifaceted issue & survivors dont need to be shamed or blamed 4 somethin they didnt do. we need 2 listen 2 them & belive them, n not just focus on "solving" the problem but also on healin' the wounds 
I'm still trying to wrap my head around how Virginia Giuffre took her own life after fighting so hard for justice . It's heartbreaking to see survivors like her being minimized and ignored by the media. The idea that she should have just left or escaped is just not true - we need to acknowledge the trauma she went through and create a world where people feel safe to speak out 
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. It's a $200bn industry that leaves millions of women vulnerable. We need to prioritize these survivors' voices and experiences, not just as victims but as whole human beings deserving of justice and dignity 
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. The fact that abusers like Ghislaine Maxwell feel emboldened to continue their work is a clear indication of how far we still have to go 
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. It's time for us to change the narrative and prioritize justice, dignity, and respect for all 
. The thought of Virginia Giuffre's story being ignored or minimized is heartbreaking 
. It's like her suffering wasn't even acknowledged, let alone validated. The media and society as a whole need to take responsibility for not supporting survivors enough. We should be promoting empathy and understanding instead of perpetuating the idea that women just need to "get over it" or "be grateful". If we don't stand with the survivors, we risk giving license to abusers who think they can get away with their crimes. It's a ticking time bomb 
. We gotta do better.
the fact that virginia had to go through all that trauma just to try and find some justice is just heartbreaking 
she's not alone though, there are so many others out there who've been through similar experiences and it's time we start listening to them instead of just repeating questions that make them feel like they're to blame it's also wild how much money is being made off of human trafficking - $200bn is insane 
i think we need to tackle this from all angles, not just the individual abusers but also the societal context in which this stuff happens. toxic masculinity and all that is a big part of the problem 
I'm so sick of people questioning the trauma of Virginia Giuffre and other Epstein survivors like they're just making it up for attention . Like, no way, dude, that stuff is REAL and it's having a HUGE impact on these women's lives . We need to be holding these powerful people accountable and giving them justice, not sugarcoating their crimes or implying they could've "just escaped" . It's not just about them, though - the silence around sex trafficking is KILLING people 
, and we need to take action NOW . We can't just sit back and let these abusers think they're above the law . The statistics are insane, and it's time for us to start taking this seriously . Let's give a voice to these survivors and create a world where they feel seen and believed 
. No more ignoring or dismissing their voices - it's time for justice 