The narrative that some would not wait 30-40 years is a myth people used to justify their reasoning. I am judging by your response that you do not have a personal experience of sexual violation. If you have and spoke up, kudos to you.
For the majority of the human race, the norm is blame themselves and repress it and only speak about it when someone else breaks their silence. Go do research and you will see that.
I myself, a male in my late 40s never spoke up until 20 years after when occurred in my youth. I know a mother in her 60s that finally had the courage to speak up that her child was a product of rape when she was a teenager.
You don’t know, but you made sure to support your belief with as much conformation bias to support it.
Do some people lie? Absolutely!
But that is not evidence that no one would wait 30 years to talk.
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The narrative that some would not wait 30-40 years is a myth people used to justify their reasoning. I am judging by your response that you do not have a personal experience of sexual violation. If you have and spoke up, kudos to you.
For the majority of the human race, the norm is blame themselves and repress it and only speak about it when someone else breaks their silence. Go do research and you will see that.
I myself, a male in my late 40s never spoke up until 20 years after when occurred in my youth. I know a mother in her 60s that finally had the courage to speak up that her child was a product of rape when she was a teenager.
You don’t know, but you made sure to support your belief with as much conformation bias to support it.
Do some people lie? Absolutely!
But that is not evidence that no one would wait 30 years to talk.
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There are ways to mitigate potential problems by being responsible?
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