Do any of these situations sound familiar? Click on the scenarios to find out why that’s not OK.
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“My partner wants to talk to me on the phone all day and night and demands to know who else…
“Someone sent me or made me look at a sexual picture or video (including pornography) and I didn’t want them…
“Someone has pressured me to send pics/videos of myself naked.”
“Someone has said things to me or about me of a sexual nature that made me feel uncomfortable.”
“Someone got me to do sexual things with other people in exchange for something.”
“My parents have started to pressure me to think about getting married. I don’t want to because I’m not ready….
“My partner slapped me during an argument.”
“Someone did sexual things to me (or tried to), andI didn’t want them to.”
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