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The brutality of rape is beyond words. The country has been seeing increasing number of sexual assaults on women last two years. The sensational Delhi rape case of Nirbhaya literally shook the nation
The brutality of rape is beyond words. The country has been seeing increasing number of sexual assaults on women last two years. The sensational Delhi rape case of Nirbhaya literally shook the nation, sending hate waves all over the world. While women now have to protect themselves and be aware, the society at large should also understand what life looks like for the victim after being raped by her assailants. The pain experienced by the woman subjected to rape crosses mere physical wounds. The aftermath leaves the victim shattered, sometimes leaving the wounds that last forever. The severity of assault makes a deep emotional block on the victim’s mind, sometimes making pushing them to sink forever.
Diminished social confidence, hopelessness and post trauma get the victim to a point of no return. Most rape subjects get into an incurable state of clinical depression and other psychological disorders like Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome.
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