TW: Rape & abuse.

“Why didn’t she call the police?” It can sound like a straightforward question. But what if reporting rape or abuse doesn’t feel like a straightforward route to safety?

In this episode, Luna shares her own experiences of reporting rape, abuse, and stalking, and explores some of the reasons a survivor may not report, or may report and still find the process incredibly difficult.

A conversation about fear, coercion, justice, responsibilityand the barriers survivors can face when trying to seek help.

I'd love you to follow along and join in the conversation.
Please write any relevant and respectful questions on my social media comments section (under the podcast post).

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheManyMosaic

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luna_louise_anna/

Please note that I do not answer any DM's. I'm not a psychologist or trauma therapist. If you need help with any of the themes from the podcast, please visit findahelpline.com and search for help in your country.

Thank you for being here and being part of the positivechange.

Luna x

TW: Rape & abuse.

What makes a survivor believable?

In this episode, Luna explores why survivors are so often scrutinised for their memory, behaviour, emotions, delayed disclosure, or continued contact with the person who harmed them, and why we can mistake a perpetrator's mask for who they really are.

A conversation about credibility, victim-blaming, trauma, and the uncomfortable assumptions we make when a survivor doesn't behave the way we expect.

Not medical or professional advice.

I'd love you to follow along and join in the conversation. Please write any relevant and respectful questions on my social media comments section (under the podcast post).

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheManyMosaic

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luna_louise_anna/

Please note that I do not answer any DM's. I'm not a psychologist or trauma therapist. If you need help with any of the themes from the podcast, please visit findahelpline.com and search for help in your country.

Thank you for being here and being part of the positivechange.

Luna x

TW: Rape & abuse.

Part C. Sometimes understanding why people stay means hearing what leaving can actually involve. In Part C, I share more of my own experience of leaving an abusive relationship and the reality of rebuilding afterwards. Not as a blueprint for anyone else, but as one story that may help us understandjust how complicated leaving can be.

Not medical or professional advice.

I'd love you to follow along and join in the conversation.Please write any relevant and respectful questions on my social media comments section (under the podcast post).

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheManyMosaic

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luna_louise_anna/

Please note that I do not answer any DM's. I'm not apsychologist or trauma therapist. If you need help with any of the themes from the podcast, please visit findahelpline.com and search for help in your country.

Thank you for being here and being part of the positivechange.

Luna x