Tag: dress

  • Rape Victims Clothing Placed On Display

    An exhibition in Brussels is displaying  items clothing worn by rape victims at the time they were assualted, the idea behind this is to show it doesn’t matter what you wear and no one is at fault being attacked other than the perpatraotor.

    The exhibition,is held  near the Belgian capital, is called “Is it my fault?” It refers to the self-doubt that many victims feel after an attack, the Flanders News website reports.

    The clothes were leant to the organisers – victim support group CAW East Brabant – include track suit bottoms, pyjamas and dresses some of which are items of children’s clothing.

    CAW’s Liesbeth Kennes told VRT1 radio “What you immediately notice when you walk around here: they are all very normal pieces that anyone would wear, some people assume that sexual assault victims tend to wear provocative clothing which is untrue, even if a woman is wearing what others class as “slutty” or revealing that does not give people the right to assault her.

    There is even a children’s shirt with an image of ‘My Little Pony’ in the exhibition, which brings home a harsh reality, and a pink dress with the age 3-4 written in the label.

    Victim blaming still remains a problem in sexual assault cases, where the victim may be questioned on the assumption that they were at least partly responsible for the sexual aggression against them.

    No man, woman or child should ever be abused and it shouldn’t matter what they wear

    While victims are accused of dressing provocatively,the only person to blame is the perpetrator, the victim is never to blame

    The exhibition hopes to raise awareness that clothing doesn’t matter and that if you are sexually assaulted whilst wearing a short dress or skirt that is not a reason to be raped you are not to blame and a victim

  • My Child Will Not Be Participating In Forest School

    My child will not be participating in forest school.

    When I was growing up we never had Forest school and certainly did not need it, what an absolutely stupid idea but now nearly every school has this stupid forest lessons which encourages children to play in germ filled mud and grim all for a so-called educational purpose.

    My daughter Amari-Rose who is five years old will not be participating, I spend thousands upon thousands of pounds so she can wear nice designer clothes and I’m not allowing her to ruin them in a class she does not need, not only is it expensive it is time-consuming finding the perfect outfit for my little princess.

    Amari-Rose comes home from school with me every Thursday afternoon to avoid the forest school so she isn’t missing out on anything, Amati-Rose doesn’t want to join in any way.

    She likes her expensive and very pretty manicured nails, she doesn’t want to get her hair extensions dirty or ruin her designer label school shoes.

    I am well aware I could send in her Wellington boots but all she has are Hunters which aren’t cheap and no I will not buy a fake crappy brand to send her in with.

    Amari-Rose is used to dressing in style and looking good, it boosts her confidence and she feels happy when she looks a million dollars.

    Her school is demanding I send her to forest school even though it’s not exactly a part of the national curriculum but I will be standing my ground and not allow them to ruin my precious daughters appearance.

    I honestly don’t care what anyone thinks about me because I know deep down they are just jealous of the way we look and dress and all the parents wish they had a daughter as pretty as mine