DEVI BLEEDS…The Aftermath that scars the entire existence of a being!

The Aftermath And Stats

“The impact of sexual assault extends far beyond rape survivors as their family, friends, and significant others are also negatively affected. Moreover, those who help rape victims, such as rape victim advocates, therapists, as well as sexual assault researchers, can experience vicarious trauma.”

Journal of Interpersonal Violence

“According to the NCRB data, during the period 2001‐2013, a total of 2,72,844 cases were
reported across the 28 states and 7 UTs in India.

“That averages to more than 2 rapes across the country, every hour, every day,
during the last 13 years

Venkatesh Nayak, CHRI, New Delhi.

Sexual assault is a common form of trauma experienced by women and is significantly associated with numerous domains of psychopathology, including PTSD, suicidality, obsessive-compulsive disorder, bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, disordered eating, and substance abuse/dependence”

Blame and shame in sexual assault

Rape does not end with the assailant’s departure; the profound suffering of the victim can be diminished or heightened by the response of these institutions.”

The Victim of Rape

“India lodged average 86 rapes daily, 49 offences against women per hour in 2021: NCRB data.”

The Hindu

“One RAPE every 15 mins: NCRB 2018 data”

India Today

Build & Design
Our culture is one that tends to repress
male emotions.
“Boys don’t cry”
“Real men are the strong silent type”
“Showing your feelings is being a sissy”
So few men are willing to talk about it.

I’m 72. I learned about my abuse when I was 69. It had happened 66 years earlier. 2/3 of a century. Took THAT long to work out to the surface.

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