Tell Your Story
Your story matters.
Maybe your story includes:
A Weird Stranger
While they didn’t do anything outwardly weird to make you uncomfortable, the way the looked at you or their body language told you to get away from them…and fast.
A Different Car
Maybe it was the unusual car parked in your neighborhood that you didn’t recognize or the car that seemed to be following you while you were out for a walk or jog.
A Stage-Five Clinger
You went on one date and then the person wouldn’t stop calling/texting/showing up in person and it made you scared to go anywhere alone.
They Offered To Help
You never met them before but they INSISTED on helping you carry your bags to your apartment, walk you across campus to get back to your dorm, or to give you a ride even though you already had a ride on its way.
Gave You A Backhanded Compliment
Have you ever had someone say to you, “I bet someone like you would never talk to someone like me.”
or
“Oh-you’re one of those independent women who doesn’t need help from anyone.”
The Vibe Was Off
Maybe you were at a quiet coffee shop and someone was being loud and rude to the barista. Maybe you were at an outdoor concert and everyone was having a great time…except that one person standing off by themselves.
Why Do We Collect Stories?
Ever read someone’s story and think,
“This is exactly what I needed to hear today”.
Your story will do that for someone else.
We share the stories anonymously in social media posts, use them as examples in our presentations, and add them to our printed materials. The contact information is kept private.
Sharing our stories makes us recognize that we are not alone. We realize that we all have a story. Our experiences can help us find meaning even in the most painful events. Thanks!
TELL YOUR STORY
We share the stories anonymously in social media posts, use them as examples in our presentations, and add them to our printed materials. The contact info is kept private.