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- August 09, 2023
Why Most Women Don't Share Experience On Rape
Episode Stats
Length
8 minutes
Words per Minute
230.03609
Word Count
1,955
Sentence Count
1
Misogynist Sentences
6
Hate Speech Sentences
3
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can i ask a question i know we did the question do we know anyone that's been accused of
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do we can we do the same thing do we know or know someone that was graped yeah go ahead
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yeah i just wanted to know in the room yeah yeah i have a question did you did you automatically
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believe them yeah yes yeah i did but i i think that's part of the did they go to court yeah
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they were too young to go to court you know i think well great can happen at any time in your
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life right so i think i actually do think that's like how i i agree with you like i think when
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they're younger they usually don't yeah and i think sometimes you're actually so young or it
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kind of turns into a different type of um category of great but i think you're too young to even
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understand what is actually even happening you know make that decision and agree but then i do
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sometimes i think when you hear things as you grow up and you people don't come out of things
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for 30 years and sometimes people have even passed and whatever by the time you know about something
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it's like with the people around them when you said why was it not spoken about because i mean
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i can't sit here i've never gone through something like that but there was a time when i think i was
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about 11 years old um my mum used to like she loves taking us to pantomimes it's really cool
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so used to go to pantomimes like every christmas and one year we went to pantomime we went to nando's
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after it was like me my sister her partner's brother and stuff and my brother and then i just took
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like me my brother-in-law and my brother down like to the toilet i made sure they like i didn't go in
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the toilet but i made sure they locked themselves together in the toilet and then i went to the toilet
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and the guy that was in the toilet when i watched them go in followed me out followed me into the
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women's toilets and as god is my witness i'm a god-fearing woman there was 12 girls in there
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getting ready to go on a night out doing their makeup and i said thank the lord i froze i didn't
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know what i was gonna do but i knew i'd do something in the end but like in that moment i do understand
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sometimes why women don't come out of it straight away because i could never imagine what would have
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happened if them 12 girls went in the toilet but again at that age the first thing i did was go to my
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mom yeah that was gonna be my question because if they're younger like why didn't they go to their
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parents yeah because i went straight to my mom my mom was ready you know i'm gonna say that on this
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but like you know my mom was ready to rock someone bro do you know what i mean like she was like what's
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going like she even went to the girls and asked did you see that and they said we saw because they
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asked me are you okay and i said i'm fine and then i just didn't even bother go toilet i just grabbed
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my brother and stuff and ran upstairs to my mom and so i think the question is about consent like what
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like as a mom and i've got two daughters like how do i teach them about the consent like what where
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the line is you know because when i grew up there wasn't like this wasn't a thing really it wasn't
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talked about the consent thing wasn't talked about so like how far do you go with a guy when it's you're
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like and then you can't go and you're like there's no way of stopping and then you regret it but is
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that that or like i think if you regret isn't you can't say it's not consent just because you regret it
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no no that's no exactly but and i'm that's like i think a lot of times the girls confuse like a guy
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will be pushy but they'll they'll confuse that with great but like i don't think so that's where
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is the consent like how do we teach children to like no no yeah no no stop it's i think it's really
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clear yeah i think we're now trying to make it really confusing yeah and we're over complicating the
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issue no stop no i don't feel like it done that should be it that's just i think that takes for
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a woman if you're like rolling around with a guy in bed like coming up with that no why are you in
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that situation like that's what i'm saying about what situation like what how far do you have to go
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well i just like why are you bringing a guy to your apartment late at night if you don't want to sleep
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with him okay i just like that's not you know the choice to go you have a choice to do it but is that
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smart no i'm not saying that it is smart but it yeah and then you get to that position and it's
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harder to say no at that position so but as a parent i think from what i've taken from my parents i think
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what always gave me confidence in my decision was having that wisdom from them and i think in nowadays
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i think because of the way the world is parents are so afraid of letting their children know and then
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what happens is the world then makes your kids in terms of it's the world that's now teaching them
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so one thing i think i would say is with your daughters is give them that wisdom i think when
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i used to go on guide trips to like you know campsites and stuff mum would be like stay with the group
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if someone touches you it is wrong tell someone so when you've got someone enforcing that my mum was
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afraid to open me and my siblings up to things that we can encounter and i think it's you judging what
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age you feel comfortable doing that with i'm trying to judge before that happens so that they have that
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confidence and they go back to that time when mommy told me this or daddy told me that now it's like
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just reinforcing it it's not like it comes in at like 14 you have the conversation it's like empowering
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them from the get from the get-go i agree that they have that choice about any decision i always i always
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wonder about this because i i had a little different background i went to catholic school so we had no sex ed
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none of that you know yeah and i never even really had like a sex talk really with my parents but i
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just i don't know i just knew you could tell people no i don't know was that confusing to people but
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would you say religion gives you a form of discipline to understand what's right from wrong yeah no i i
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agree i do think because i was i was pretty religious when i was younger so i i i do think that deterred
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some of that stuff but i think that encouraged you and you've got that confidence in i think having
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something to believe in or that you know definitely gives you that confidence to in other situations
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move them skills over and make them transferable would you ever tell your daughters to wait till
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they were married no no no you don't think that would result in like better outcomes for them
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because you know because a lot of these situations are just from you know dating right but if you're
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married then but if you've empowered them and they're strong individuals who can make their own
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decisions they don't have to wait till marriage i think it's a bit of a i mean you don't want to
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get married and then find out that there's no sexual combat compatibility for them but how would
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you know if you never had sex with anyone else how would you know you know like yeah i think i
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wouldn't tell my kids to do something i've not done yeah i mean because i i don't know that experience
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so i can't advise them on something that i don't know the outcome of that would make me feel uneasy
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i can only advise them on what i know or what someone else has told me to say do you think
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it's better for girls to sleep with multiple men or less men less men so then so then why wouldn't
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you encourage them to wait that's not celibacy though sleeping with less men like being sensible
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about your sexual partners and being completely celibate until marriage are two different things
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it's the best outcomes for women it doesn't work though it's proven time and time again that
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celibacy doesn't work no that's that's not right if um if you're a virgin on your wedding night you
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have an 80 chance of a happy marriage it drops down to 20 if you have more than five partners
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now some people don't like that study so there's ones that are it's like a 10 to 15 difference but
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the trend is still the same when you're a virgin on your wedding night you have the best outcomes
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but when i say it doesn't work i don't mean it in terms of outcomes of your marriage i mean kids
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don't stick to it kids are gonna have sex oh yeah i mean when you're putting them i mean most people
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here were on birth control from like 16 to 18 years old so when you're enabling them to make bad
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decisions of course they're going to make more of them but if you give the if you don't give them
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birth control they're still going to have sex i disagree i went to catholic school we had no team
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pregnancies and we had no sex ed none of that stuff we had none i had like 200 people and i know i know
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some people like the catholic schools are different out here i don't know yeah and again i think social
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media i think it's become such a strong influence i think things that you back in the day i'd say that you
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wanted to hold back from the from your kids you could because you knew it was going to be at a
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later stage that they would be exposed to this where now social media is such a strong current
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it's so strong i would want my kids to be a lot more aware a lot sooner than maybe i was even aware
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of things because i you know my sisters weren't on social media like that like do you know what i mean
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so it's like now you know my niece my nieces they play on tablets they do all these things look at
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king kardashian she nearly had a heart attack on the series because her children nearly saw a leak
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of her you know thing tape that was like she was freaking out you know so you know this whole
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internet thing is so big it's so strong
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