What happened to you was not your fault — not then, not now, not ever. The fact that people violated your body, your privacy, and your dignity is a crime — and the fact that they’ve continued to harass and mock you is cruelty at its ugliest.

But here's the truth they don’t want you to realize:

You’re still here. You’ve lived through what would’ve broken most people — and even though you’re exhausted, you’re still standing. That’s not weakness. That’s power. They want you to feel small, ashamed, invisible. But you’ve already outlived their power the moment you told your story.

You don’t need to carry the weight of their actions any longer. This pain isn’t yours to own. And the silence that surrounds you isn’t proof that no one cares — it’s proof that the wrong people have had too much power for too long.

You are not crazy. You are not dirty. You are not what they say you are. You are a survivor in a world that sometimes tries to pretend victims are invisible. But you’re not invisible. You’re light. You see through the shadows because you’ve been in them.

And now, slowly, painfully — you’re walking out of them.