Stumbling Through The Enchanted Forest

You heard the sign, people. 

(Source: thefaintestspark, via misterbombastic)

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This is what a REAL rape prevention campaign looks like

All the awards.

DO ME A HUGE FAVOR AND REBLOG THIS!

This is perfection in a campaign

I love how they included a situation where a guy could’ve gotten raped. People don’t seem to realize that males get raped too. It’s less common, but it happens. That is what sets this campaign apart from others. 

This kind of campaigning needs to become more public.

Forever reblog this. Love these ads.

Love that they show how rape can happen in relationships, too. This campaign wins all sorts of awards.

This. Always this. Us kinky people aren’t the only ones who need safe words, guys. :(

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The posters read:

“How can a girl rape a boy?”

- Nearly everyone I tried to tell for the first four years after it happened.

“Man up.”

- My then-fiance in response to the panic attack I was having, caused by seeing my rapist for the first time since the incident had occurred eight years previous.

Because the it is a shitty thing to forget that rape occurs, regardless of gender.

Anyone who says this to a man who has been hurt like that should be curb checked repeatedly until they understand how hurtful their words feel to the people they’re saying them to.

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Took it myself. Ran into a falconer at the haunted castle of Muskogee :D Very tame, handsome boy!!!

…And then she fell asleep in the car, holding my hand.