When I was in primary school, an older boy stopped me on my way to school and asked (...)

At the time I didn't realize how wrong it was, particularly since he was my boyfriend. I only discovered later in life that I was a lesbian, but sadly I was another victim of compulsory heterosexuality (....)

This is a story I have not said out loud in its entirety, not even when I was in trauma therapy for these events. It contains descriptions of sexual abuse and indirectly the sexual abuse of children, so read with caution (...)

I was raped regularly as a toddler and child by my nanny's boyfriend (...)

I had a lovely first date with a wonderful woman and we were walking through the city to the main train station (...)

My only connection to the lesbian community was cut of from me as Im only attracted to cis woman sexually (...)

I was raped by a trans woman. I’d thought “she” was my friend and had felt safe around “her” (...)

Firstly all girls/women are subjected to sexual violence/harassment ....etc,being controlled. Being put in a box of boundaries and there is a set limit what we are allowed to do because we are girls and patriarchy has made the rules for us (...)

During my first year of university, I was sexually assaulted by a trans identified male. I was in the midst of a severe mental health crisis, and drank a lot while out (...)

As a lesbian, every encounter I've had with males was non-consensual. Whether it was the creepy balding co-ed at college who cornered me in my dorm (...)