DidaKhamis

Chapter 23 is out!

ismenehere

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didaaaa hiiiiiiiiii can you give ur opinion on this topic?
          
          Trigger warning, if you feel uncomfortable, just delete the post. I’m sorry… Contains mentions of: rape, misogyny, paedophilia.
          
          Ruby was 15 years old when a wolf attacked her. It doesn't happen somewhere far, far away. It actually happened in her own village. She knows the street. Each tree, each stone. She plays in this street. She meets her friends in this street. She has fun in this street.
          
          She just went home from a study date with her friends. Suddenly, she was attacked. Ruby was shocked. 'How is this possible? It's my own village!'
          
          The wolf flirted with her, tearing off her clothes. 'No!' Ruby screams. But the wolf doesn't take no as an answer. For the wolf, no doesn't mean no. No means try harder. No means yes, just in a more flirty way. No means keep forcing himself to Ruby. Until Ruby couldn't say no. The wolf doesn't care at all about consent.
          
          Ruby was found crying in the street, holding her torn clothes tightly. 'She has lost her virginity!' The word spreads like wildfire in the village. But instead of blaming the wolf, the people blame Ruby. 'Such a silly girl. Such a common whore. She knows that wolves will be wolves. Why does she walked alone at night? What was she wearing? She must've acted seductive! If you leave meat out, the cats will come to get it. It's her fault!'
          
          Nobody ask, what was the wolf thinking? Why would he do something so horrible?
          
          read the rest of this blurb in the newest part of inspiration strikes:
          song-turned-story (pt. 2): feed us your girls by lydia the bard

ismenehere

@DidaKhamis righttttt? they always blame the girl saying it’s her fault. when it’s actually always the perpetrator/wolf’s faulttt
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DidaKhamis

@ismenehere Hiiiii.
            
            Okay. Firstly, I feel sorry for Ruby, which makes me want to read her story and find out if she gets justice. Secondly, it successfully shows how messed the society is. They will always blame the girl, and it's just disgusting how the men (or in this case the wolf) will never be held accountable!
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ismenehere

hiii love, wanna follow each other n be friends?

ismenehere

@DidaKhamis indonesia, didaaaa. it’s a country in the south east asia. it’s pretty big actually. we’re the fourth most populated country ^^
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DidaKhamis

@ismenehere aww thank you! 💗Lmao, that makes the two of us- your sense of humor is unmatched, but for real where are you from?
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ismenehere

@DidaKhamis uwawwwwwww. it’s a cute nicknameee. i’m from planet earth =(^.^)=
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TheVeloriae

Hey there i hope you are reading the books from the reading list
          Thanks

TheVeloriae

@DidaKhamis ahh well author changed the title earlier and i updated it in the chapter list as well but pollhas still the old name as voting had already started so the book IN THE NAME OF PROTEST is now FOSTER SECRETS, you can find it either on his account or check the club's reading list on my account
            Thanks ❤️
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DidaKhamis

@TheVeloriae Hey. Yeah, I am. However I could not find one of the books from the reading list. A Name in the protest. I even checked the authors profile and it's wasn't there.
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