Blocking the Guy Who Raped Her
Because it’s almost always someone you know. Someone you might’ve trusted. A mutual friend. Someone in your family. Your best friend’s brother. People spend years convincing you that what happened to you wasn’t even that bad, blocking doesn’t even enter the picture how your gf looks at you when you ask her to block the guy who “raped” her in 2019:
A screenshot of a social media post argues that sexual assault is often committed by someone the victim knows and trusts, while an embedded post shows a furious-looking woman reacting to a request to block her alleged rapist. The joke criticizes victim-blaming and the idea that blocking someone solves the trauma or danger caused by sexual assault. EN: A screenshot of a social media post argues that sexual assault is often committed by someone the victim knows and trusts, while an embedded post shows a furious-looking woman reacting to a request to block her alleged rapist. The joke criticizes victim-blaming and the idea that blocking someone solves the trauma or danger caused by sexual assault.
social media post / публикация в соцсетиtext screenshot / скриншот текстаembedded post / встроенная публикацияfurious woman / разъярённая женщинаlong dark hair / длинные тёмные волосыblack top / чёрный топnecklace / ожерельеnightclub interior / интерьер ночного клубаblurred people / размытые людиbright lights / яркие огниphone app interface / интерфейс приложения на телефоне
- @eternalclassic / 89050 2026-06-04
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- image
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- 574×800 · 88.7 KiB
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- dark, angry
- Language
- en
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