Have you been or are you a victim of physical, mental, and/or sexual violence? Have you decided to file a complaint or, on the contrary, not to do so? Your story could be invaluable to other victims!
“I don’t dare pursue any legal action. I’m scared no one would believe me or that they’d say it was my fault or not serious enough.”
“For him, it was my fault he hit me. Fifteen years later, after a very long therapy, I haven’t forgotten, but I’ve learned to live with it and am no longer afraid.”
“My ex-husband received a six-month suspended sentence and was required to attend therapy. He went to see the health professional once and then told me that the specialist would be a good fit for me, that he himself didn’t need follow-up.”
“For me, it was too late, but I had to protect others. My complaint allowed me to rebuild myself, and I am convinced it has deterred him from repeating this with someone else.”
“I protected him, telling the police everything was fine, that it was just an argument. I thought he would change, that he was hurting and didn’t mean it. He was half-demon, half-angel.”