💨 Abstract
The author recounts being sexually assaulted by an older acting mentor during a private lesson in Los Angeles. Initially, she froze and didn't react, feeling shocked and betrayed. The assault was disguised as an exercise, and his assistant was complicit. The author later realized the prevalence of such experiences among her peers and advocates for better education on consent and boundaries. She encourages victims to share their stories and not carry the shame meant for the perpetrator.
Courtesy: Anonymous
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