The Age She Was "29" : Part 2 - New Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- The Age She Was - Part 2: The Story Continues
New Wind Productions is proudly a safe space and welcomes queer stories of all kinds. The Age She Was is a documentary style series that will be released in several parts. It follows the story of a young lesbian, Alexa, who is currently having a realization that she is the age her abuser was when she was pursued (29).
On June 6th, 2023 marks 12 years since Alexa was pushed out of the closet. In honor of the anniversary of her coming out and pride month, she is sharing her story with the world. In this docu-series, she brings us into the reality that was her high school experience. The goal of sharing her story is to educate others about student-teacher relationships but more specifically the fact that women are predators too. Unfortunately, Alexa's story is just one of many out there and she hopes it will reach the right people. If you are struggling and find yourself in the same situation, you are not alone.
If you are in need of help please do not hesitate to visit:
www.fxnetworks...
National Sexual Assault Hotline at 800.656.HOPE (4673) OR
hotline.rainn.... (hotline.rainn....)
Filmed by Sue Kessler
Edited by Alexa Grecco
Music
To the Horizon by Monuments
God remembers by Anthony Catacoli
Information cited from: www.innocentli...
Thanks for Watching!
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Thanks for breaking the silence , shedding light on, and tackling such a vital subject!
It takes a lot of bravery to speak out about this. Thank you for watching ❤
Your powerful story mixed with thoughtfully included facts and stats makes this one particularly impactful in a very human and practical way. Well done y'all!
So Grateful for your bravery and fierceness in breaking the silence and shedding light on this challenging and vital topic! #visibilitymatters
Thank you for sharing and your courage. I’m sorry this happened to you. I felt angry, a woman predator with a child. This is educational, eye opening. We need to hear these stories so we have more awareness around us, and protect the innocent.
I am so, so proud of you. You and I are only a year apart in age. I went through SA a few times my sophomore year (except my abuser was someone I thought was a friend and one that was a partner/my first gf). Unfortunately this wasn’t the first or last time I went though it.
I am sorry you went through what you have. I am thankful you kept going through school and that you to continue to share your story. I do the same with mine. All I want is to educate and, if at all, help at least one person on their healing journey.
I really am proud of you, as a lesbian, someone who has survived SA, as a woman, and just as another human being. You are incredible and you are so strong. I hope to meet you someday and tell you this in person. Never stop being you and sharing your story. ♥️
So proud of you and your strength 🥰
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So Grateful for your bravery and fierceness in breaking the silence and shedding light on this challenging and vital topic! #visibilitymatters