Resurrection After Rape Community Group
Discussion, question-and-answer, general social support, and journal processing for progress-oriented rape survivors. No crisis, no damaging or triggering conflicts--this is for individuals who want to contribute to collective, cooperative action toward the goal of making actual PROGRESS through rape trauma. Much of this work is based on the book "Resurrection After...
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/hopeforhealing/2009/12/08/james-landrith-on-voices-of-hope-1
Once the show has been podcasted, you can find the archived copy at this link as well.
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/hopeforhealing/2009/12/08/james-landrith-on-voices-of-hope-1
Thanks to Gayle at Hope For Healing and the listeners who emailed questions during the program.
I could tell you were a bit nervous at the beginning, but you kept improving as you went along. You made a number of excellent points.
It's always interesting to hear the voice of someone I've only known online.
I understand completely about calling abuse/rape for a human travail perpetuated on another human.
I read your story online and just wanted to say a couple things ... first how sorry I am that a wonderful night out you even mentioned being interested in someone at the time could take such a evil turn.
It totally clear that this was rape. It actually even makes me more incredulous about the victim blaming because hearing rape described from a male by a female, me being female, I can't understand even more how anyone can blame a victim. I just don't get it.
You mentioned how you would not hit a woman...it's awful because you know that is a very good trait that she unfortunatly used to be able to do that ... however being a trauma situation ... there was no knowing what a woman who had just drugged someone might be capable of perhaps committing. Self preservation during truama.
It's a dispicable thing ... all rape is.