Trauma like mine doesn’t have a gender. But too many men need to imagine a woman they love to feel empathy | Amy Remeikis

I was saved from an attack by people who wondered ‘What if it were our daughter.’ Did the others who continued driving past me only know men?

There’s a cape that survivors of trauma carry with them, like a shadow whispering against their necks.

You never know when you’ll be forced to wear it.

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