[ SECRET POST #3501 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3501 ⌋

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[Pretty Little Liars]


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[Death in Paradise]














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Comments

Re: Ok, this has a trigger for rape

[ariakas]

It's my understanding that male rape survivors are more likely to turn to violence as a coping mechanism, and it's always interesting when the author adds that element instead of just turning him into a stereotypically weepy sad sack (which I don't think fits most female survivors, either...).

Re: Ok, this has a trigger for rape

[(Anonymous)]

I have not read about that. Violence in general, or violence towards their abusers?

Re: Ok, this has a trigger for rape

[ariakas]

In general.

Re: Ok, this has a trigger for rape

[(Anonymous)]

DA I've never heard that. Do you have a study or citation? My sexual abuse certainly made me angrier (I'm a woman) but it never made me violent towards anyone but myself.

Re: Ok, this has a trigger for rape

[ariakas]

Can't remember where I read it, sorry, but the Wiki article on Rape Trauma Syndrome states:

extreme anger and hostility (more typical of male or masculine victims than female or feminine victims[12])

With respect to coping mechanisms.