tw:rape,rape culture
Think this shit’s funny?
Keep making rape jokes then.
It really gets me when people say things like “why didn’t you report them!?” or “it’s your fault, you let them walk free”. Statistically speaking, rapists will not be convicted, or tried or even brought in for questioning. The victim is lucky if their charges even get a second glance. Plus, the horrific things victims have to go through to prove that they’ve actually been victimized further damages their psyche and healing process, which should be their first priority above anything. It’s the sad reality we live in and rapists know this and it’s why they continue to be so prevalent. In addition, we live in a victim-blaming society where rape is considered a preventable situation in which a person can’t suppress their innate sexual urges instead of a violent, horrific crime. By saying things like “she was asking for it” or “they shouldn’t have been so drunk” suggests rape is something everyone is capable of if they’re tempted enough, which it most certainly is not.
These numbers need to change. This is embarrassing and disgusting, but we as a society, need to start rethinking how we even perceive rape before that can happen.
Stop teaching women how “not to get raped” and teach men not to rape.
(via sloppysluttypartydyke)
Source: rainn.org
A poster/flyer I did for a bar in Geneva. It was fun to do ^^
I spend so much time in the train…
From a TED’s video.
Actually, it’s not that bad once you start doing it. You just overcome the fear (which is really hard imo).
Practice.
Je m'appelle Emilie et je suis une graphiste habitant à Gland en Suisse (site pro : manskadesign.com). J'expose sur ce blog mes dessins, croquis, illustrations et de temps à autres des travaux professionnels.