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  @Valkyrae · 1 year ago

  Hihi have a great day everybody ❤️

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• Z4

  @z4nzil · 1 year ago (edited)

  I&apos;m a grown ass man. A while back, &nbsp;I was sexually assaulted by a work friend&apos;s friend after a party. I was able to break free and was able to defend myself then paid no mind to it. It happened again after a few years with another work friend&apos;s friend, I was too drunk to defend myself back then but so was the attacker so it did not really escalate to anything dangerous so I again didn&apos;t think too much about it. I mean, I&apos;m a guy and I&apos;m not some weak ass person who will be scarred for life over something like that. I didn&apos;t make a big fuss over the second instance so I didn&apos;t tell my friends because I know I will never see that person ever again. <br><br>But I guess life has some twisted sense of humor sometimes. I was at work one day when I saw my attacker walking in the hallway, wearing our company ID, with that disgusting smirk on his face. I ran away on instinct so I think he didn&apos;t see me. I locked myself in a cubicle in the men&apos;s room. I was sobbing. I couldn&apos;t breathe. I felt so helpless. I felt that my life is in danger. I was having a full-blown panic attack. There where a lot of questions in my mind like what is he doing here? How did he find me? This was supposed to be my safe environment, why is it being invaded by that person, of all people. People can hear me sobbing. Someone knocked and knocked asking if everything was okay and I just shouted to please come get one of my friends and they came to get me in record time. <br><br>In the history of sexual assaullt, what happened to me was considered very minor. I thought I was able to move past it, only to explode like a ticking timebomb years later. I can only imagine how it must be like for people who actually got it worse. <br><br>Thank you for talking about this.

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• KA

  @katplaysgam3s · 1 year ago

  absolutely sobbed through alyssa&apos;s story and i just wish i could reach through the screen and give her a hug. thank you for sharing this and thank you for the work you do to protect and empower women, it&apos;s really inspirational.

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• MU

  @munioni · 1 year ago

  the part with alyssa’s sister really broke me,, i think a lot of recent thoughts manifested through hearing that, and resulted in a breakdown. that’s so so horrible and i’m really happy she’s doing better . no one deserves to go through something like that and it really fucks with my mind that people are capable of shit like this… yall are really positive though (at least in this podcast?) and that’s really refreshing and i truly appreciate that :)

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• LA

  @lancid3 · 1 year ago

  As a 33 yo man, I LOVE this pod cast! You guys are so open and real and i think there are a ton of people who need to hear the things you are saying and can relate and know they aren&apos;t alone and even people like yourselfs go through shit in life. Plus all the funny business is great! ❤

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• ME

  @mellybaybay21 · 1 year ago

  After finding out why Lisa started her business, I quickly went to the website and bought my own tiny protector. <br>Similar experience happened to me. Her story broke me and I know of too many people around me who have gone through similar experiences and it breaks my heart. <br>So brave for telling this story. Thank you for sharing ❤ <br>This feels like a safe space and I absolutely love it! Thank you for this podcast ❣️

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• DA

  @dale-exe · 1 year ago

  Rae recording the podcast: &quot;we need to cut a lot of this&quot; <br>Rae live watching the premiere: &quot;the way he didn&apos;t cut anything&quot;<br><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TS6qB7Lo0xE&amp;t=4119">1:08:39</a>

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• LO

  @lordatrexia · 1 year ago

  Sometimes you hear about an event someone’s had to experience &amp; it just leaves you speechless. It was so incredibly brave of Lisa to share this, no words could really ever be enough to sum up those kinds of feelings but I think I can safely say everyone here is so fucking proud of you 💜

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• GI

  @giinyxx · 1 year ago

  Lisa&apos;s story about her sister really speaks to me. i was SA&apos;d by a partner in highschool and i still feel like i need to look over my shoulder. my heart still drops when i see someone who looks like him on the street. it happened over 10 years ago and he&apos;s left the state, but the trauma never leaves you.

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• LA

  @lannaa314 · 1 year ago

  I seriously teared up &amp; nearly bawled my eyes out hearing Alyssa’s story &amp; just this whole conversation as a whole. Especially as someone who has went through a similar situation. Thank you guys for bringing attention to the kind of things women are subjected to. These conversations may not be comfortable to speak upon but need to be heard. I know so many women appreciated this more than you guys know! 🤍✨

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• SK

  @SkittyLover24 · 1 year ago

  Rae and Alythuh, thank you SO MUCH for talking about SA and thank you for going over the origin of your self defense business. So many people don’t understand unless they’ve been through it or been witness to it, and my experiences radicalized me too. We will regain our rights and one day women &amp; marginalized people will be respected and stop being targeted ❤

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• BA

  @Babysasuke3 · 1 year ago

  As a 22 yo man with 3 sisters and all girl cousins I am fully sat for this podcast! Also please less censorship over the words plzzz!!!

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