The 'they Lied' Narrative Surrounding Rape Victims Gets More And More Dangerous By The Day. Because After

The 'they lied' narrative surrounding rape victims gets more and more dangerous by the day. Because after you accuse one victim of lying in the comments of a TikTok or after they open up to you, it gets so much easier to apply it to everybody without repercussions. Okay there was a 3% chance that she lied for some incomprehensible reason, why the hell does that take credibility away from EVERY other victim who has no incentive to put their life as risk by accusing somebody who will almost always walk free.

Fifteen separate women do not lie about being violently raped by one of the most influential men in the media industry.

FIFTEEN SEPARATE WOMEN. DO NOT LIE. ABOUT BEING VIOLENTLY RAPED. BY ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL MEN IN THE MEDIA INDUSTRY.

They also don't lie about being assaulted by the US president btw. If you were still wondering about that one.

Tedros (AWWP SPOILERS)

This blog is practically just becoming an sge blog so I might as well. I’m rereading the whole series and have gotten to AWWP right, and like. Tedros. My boy. He has gone through so so much (some of it was kinda his fault but I digress) and it just kinda feels like it was forgotten. I mean in the next book the only thing that is picked back up is his relationship with Sophie/Filip but like. My boy was tortured and starved for days before Sophie ever showed up. She literally had to physically stop Aric so that Tedros wouldn’t die. I just feel like his trauma from those days was completely erased and diminished to him and Sophie.