After CSA
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(but nothing actually explicit)
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CSA = childhood sexual abuse.
Content may trigger.
#PluralSky
(but nothing actually explicit)
- Run by @teyviary.bsky.social
CSA = childhood sexual abuse.
Content may trigger.
#PluralSky
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Rape isn’t about sex. It’s about power. The power they get off on isn’t going to be found in a consensual relationship.
February 3, 2026 at 2:38 AM
Rape isn’t about sex. It’s about power. The power they get off on isn’t going to be found in a consensual relationship.
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Making it make sense: Epstein wasn't a global mastermind. He did not orchestrate a vast conspiracy that led us to today.
He was a very rich man with connections to other very rich men. The shared culture of these men is that they have a right to dominate and abuse others without consequence.
He was a very rich man with connections to other very rich men. The shared culture of these men is that they have a right to dominate and abuse others without consequence.
February 3, 2026 at 10:44 AM
Making it make sense: Epstein wasn't a global mastermind. He did not orchestrate a vast conspiracy that led us to today.
He was a very rich man with connections to other very rich men. The shared culture of these men is that they have a right to dominate and abuse others without consequence.
He was a very rich man with connections to other very rich men. The shared culture of these men is that they have a right to dominate and abuse others without consequence.
it is in fact "technically pedophilia," using the common colloquial meaning of the word.
someone loudly fixating on definitions in a clearly *colloquial* conversation about *not raping minors*? red flag.
someone loudly fixating on definitions in a clearly *colloquial* conversation about *not raping minors*? red flag.
February 3, 2026 at 10:57 PM
it is in fact "technically pedophilia," using the common colloquial meaning of the word.
someone loudly fixating on definitions in a clearly *colloquial* conversation about *not raping minors*? red flag.
someone loudly fixating on definitions in a clearly *colloquial* conversation about *not raping minors*? red flag.
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These taboos exist because identifying those who break them and forcibly removing them from your community is crucial to our survival as a species.
February 1, 2026 at 5:25 PM
These taboos exist because identifying those who break them and forcibly removing them from your community is crucial to our survival as a species.
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There are lots of cases of people, mainly men, who aren’t particularly intelligent or capable but benefit from the existence of rape and abuse culture simply because they recognize you can
February 1, 2026 at 3:50 PM
There are lots of cases of people, mainly men, who aren’t particularly intelligent or capable but benefit from the existence of rape and abuse culture simply because they recognize you can
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the correct response to "turns out they were right about that thing all along" isn't "whew! good thing I understand now."
the correct response is is "wait, what else were they right about?"
the correct response is is "wait, what else were they right about?"
January 19, 2026 at 10:48 PM
the correct response to "turns out they were right about that thing all along" isn't "whew! good thing I understand now."
the correct response is is "wait, what else were they right about?"
the correct response is is "wait, what else were they right about?"
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It’s never about the little things in isolation, that could have just been done differently to prevent a tantrum. It’s about the abuser’s reaction to the little things, making any casual, mundane, ordinary thing a potential unpredictable risk, and a pattern of that over time.
January 11, 2026 at 11:51 PM
It’s never about the little things in isolation, that could have just been done differently to prevent a tantrum. It’s about the abuser’s reaction to the little things, making any casual, mundane, ordinary thing a potential unpredictable risk, and a pattern of that over time.
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A lot of them also seem to feel that they are owed forgiveness and acceptance because of that personal belief that they've repented.
That level of entitlement is a red flag that indicates they haven't really changed that much at all, because they can't even acknowlege the harm that they've done.
That level of entitlement is a red flag that indicates they haven't really changed that much at all, because they can't even acknowlege the harm that they've done.
November 13, 2025 at 2:08 AM
A lot of them also seem to feel that they are owed forgiveness and acceptance because of that personal belief that they've repented.
That level of entitlement is a red flag that indicates they haven't really changed that much at all, because they can't even acknowlege the harm that they've done.
That level of entitlement is a red flag that indicates they haven't really changed that much at all, because they can't even acknowlege the harm that they've done.