Written by Andrelyn Izquierdo.
A bold statement for Human Traffickers and domestic abusers that needs to be mentioned as a reminder again with awareness of my personal experience to others.
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No still means...drumroll please...can you take a guess at it? NO!!!!
There's a huge difference as to the people I keep encountering and their portrayal of me from what reality really is. There's a lot of things that I cannot wear anymore because it's highly desired by rapists, sex traffickers, and other abusers. They try to force me, they have tried to dress me while unconscious, they've disfigured me after drugging me, and so much more. As they continue to mistreat, disrespect, and devalue me, I felt the need to put this statement out there again for them to read since they don't want to listen to me.
They want in my pants…No!
They want my hair straight…No!
They want my body small…No!
They want me in a thong…No!
They want me topless…No!
They want my hands tied…No!
They want me hanging…No!
They want me in a corner...No!
They want me to do drugs...No!
They want my panties...No!
They want me to be silent...No!
They want me on my knees...No!
They want me to obey…No!
They want my identity...No!
They want all of my money...No!
They want me locked up...No!
They want my free will…No!
What part of NO don’t you understand?
I hope that these words inspire more victims to speak up. Perhaps if you use the same language, then abusers will have lesser of a chance of successfully lying about these requests and we could mitigate the victim blaming that's so widespread all throughout different types of media. The goal...the wish...the desire, is to help prevent the human trafficking to occur in the first place, but that's just not the case at the moment with too many people still denying its existence here in the United States from all levels and titles locally as well as nationally.
In the midst of being in all of this chaos, there still is optimism and hope.
These are real forceful claims that I'm currently fighting against and have been for years. They are the truth. The fight isn't over as much as they want it to be.
If you see something, say something.
Be a mandated reporter the right way.
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