Nomeansno Stories

Description The Girls Who Met Medusa is a powerful poem about rape, victim-blaming, and the painful reality faced by young girls who dare to speak about sexual violence. It challenges the cruel question, "What were you wearing?" and exposes how society sometimes scrutinizes survivors instead of holding perpetrators accountable. Through Medusa as a symbol of trauma, fear, and the way victims are unfairly portrayed as the problem, this poem gives a voice to girls who were silenced, blamed, doubted, or shamed. A girl's clothes are never consent. Her age is never an invitation. Her silence is never permission. And rape is never the victim's fault. This poem is a call to believe survivors, protect children, teach boys about consent and accountability, and create a world where a girl can seek justice without being put on trial for the crime committed against her.

This powerful poem challenges the double standards placed on girls and women while boys and men are often given more freedom. It questions the harmful excuse, "What were you wearing?" and reminds us that clothing is never an invitation to stare, harass, or disrespect someone. The poem also calls on mothers and families to teach boys about respect, boundaries, self-control, and consent-not just teach girls how to cover their bodies. Why should boys be allowed to walk shirtless while girls are told they cannot wear shorts? Why are girls taught to change their clothes because men are looking, instead of teaching men to control their behavior? This is a call for parents, especially mothers, to raise boys who understand that a woman's body is not public property and that respect should never depend on what she wears. Our clothes are not consent. Our bodies are not invitations. Respect should have no dress code.

my attempt at spoken poetry

this is just a really bad story

Read to find out Btw, I'm a guy so- I'm allowed to say these things :) And girls are too And non-binary people And everyone else

even strangers on Wattpad can help :)

A young girl walking home . How would she know that this was the last day of her life ? How couldn't she trust a police officer , who is supossed to protect her? The tragic story of Sarah Everard , another victim of rape.

**TW** mentions of s€xual a$$ault and harra$$ment PTSD and trauma mentions of blood, violence, ch0king derealization and disassociation This is my story; my mind. This is what my mind looks like after being stalked, harassed, grabbed, and almost raped by an adult student at my school. This is how much I doubt the validity of my trauma. This is how he left me. If you can relate, I am so incredibly sorry. I am here for you. Always. Stay safe and know that you are SO valid. Love you.

1.) El has been asked out by Dean 3 times a day for months. Every time she has said no. When Dean tells her first period that if she says no he'll shoot up the school in third, she doesn't believe the common liar. Third period rolls around, and all hell breaks loose. When it's all over, people blame El for the shooting.

A story about a girl recovering from her rape experience. It was a dark time in her life, and though she moved to get a new start, she still lives in fear. She can never forget the horror of that day.

Why don't male rape victims feel comfortable talking to anyone? What are the reasons as to why they don't report their encounters or decide to report it later on? It is considered one of the biggest hidden crimes that has been normalized in certain cases and ignored in most cases.

So don't take this seriously i made this just for fun. If you don't feel comfortable reading this you don't have to <3 This is a short story about thing that happen everyday in this world.

I was a victim. A sexual harassment case between my math teacher and I. *all of the events of this story are real, names will be changed for privacy reasons but I will be using my own*

| BASED ON THE SONG BY ED SHEERAN AND MIKILL PANE | On her thirteenth birthday, Tanya Birkins receives a card. The card brings opportunity and a chance at a spectacular summer vacation. But what happens when everything isn't as good as it seems, when eye thing changes as soon as it's time go? Follow the life of a young, little lady as she tries to overcome her restraints. This story is glued to the Break Free Project, where stories raise awareness for the horrors going on around us. Read this story with caution as it contains graphic content. Prepare to read accounts of violence and sexual depictions.

A poem about sexual assault, consent and how it is viewed by society. Written originally for an assignment for school. And other poems about sexual assault, rape, racism, immigration and other controversial topics.

Bullying is a problem and I'm so sick of it!

In this I will write many Motivational stories which will inspire you and specifically youth... !

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