Tor’s Reviews > Know My Name > Status Update
Tor
is on page 30 of 384
“I always wondered why survivors understood other survivors so well. Why, even if the details of our attacks vary, survivors can lock eyes and get it without having to explain. Perhaps it is not the particulars of the assault itself that we have in common, but the moment after; the first time you are left alone. Something slipping out of you. Where did I go. What was taken. It is terror swallowed inside silence.”
— Aug 25, 2024 07:33PM
Like flag
Tor’s Previous Updates
Tor
is on page 292 of 384
“We don't fight for our own happy endings. We fight to say you can't.”
— Aug 30, 2024 09:10AM
Tor
is on page 241 of 384
“My pain was never more valuable than his potential.”
— Aug 29, 2024 01:50PM
Tor
is on page 213 of 384
“If a victim speaks but no one acknowledges her, does she make a sound?”
— Aug 29, 2024 09:54AM
Tor
is on page 196 of 384
“Yet all along there had been eyes watching me, rooting for me, from their own bedrooms, cars, stairwells, and apartments, all of us shielded inside our pain, our fear, our anonymity. I was surrounded by survivors, I was part of a we.”
— Aug 28, 2024 07:52PM
Tor
is on page 180 of 384
“Victims are often, automatically, accused of lying. But when a perpetrator is exposed for lying, the stigma doesn't stick. Why is it that we're wary of victims making false accusations, but rarely consider how many men have blatantly lied about, downplayed, or manipulated others to cover their own actions?”
— Aug 28, 2024 07:21PM
