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Gisèle is the survivor of a mass series of rapes that her husband organised by covertly drugging her and then either raping her himself, or inviting other men over to do so instead. She had every right to a trial behind closed doors, but she chose to waive her privacy and take it public. She wanted to raise awareness of sexual abuse, especially drug facilitated sexual abuse. She even chose to have the judge's ruling of removing the public when videos of her abuse were shown challenged. She said "The shame is theirs." She is right. As a survivor of rape, and having spoken with several friends and loved ones about their experiences, I know how difficult the shame surrounding those acts can feel. The shame patriarchal society can place even on masculine people when you are violated in such a way. So I wanted to spread her story, because she is completely right. It won't be easy, and it won't be quick, it's taken me years, and so much tearfilled work. But I know working to free myself from the shame of something that is not my fault has helped at least a little. I hope sharing this might help someone, even if just one person, to try and do the same. It wasn't your fault, and you have no shame to feel about a crime that was committed against you.

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Gisèle is the survivor of a mass series of rapes that her husband organised by covertly drugging her and then either raping her himself, or inviting other men over to do so instead. She had every right to a trial behind closed doors, but she chose to waive her privacy and take it public. She wanted to raise awareness of sexual abuse, especially drug facilitated sexual abuse. She even chose to have the judge's ruling of removing the public when videos of her abuse were shown challenged. She said "The shame is theirs." She is right. As a survivor of rape, and having spoken with several friends and loved ones about their experiences, I know how difficult the shame surrounding those acts can feel. The shame patriarchal society can place even on masculine people when you are violated in such a way. So I wanted to spread her story, because she is completely right. It won't be easy, and it won't be quick, it's taken me years, and so much tearfilled work. But I know working to free myself from the shame of something that is not my fault has helped at least a little. I hope sharing this might help someone, even if just one person, to try and do the same. It wasn't your fault, and you have no shame to feel about a crime that was committed against you.

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