The poster reads:
“But you’re so wet…”
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Photographed in Williamstown, MA on October 1st.
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The poster reads:
“You should be grateful. I’m doing all the work.”
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Photographed in Williamstown, MA on October 1st.
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The poster reads:
“Be a good girl. Don’t say anything, okay?”
Silence
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Photographed in Williamstown, MA on October 1st.
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The poster reads:
“Why won’t you talk to me? You think you’re better than me?”
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Photographed in Williamstown, MA on October 1st.
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The poster reads:
“I’m going to fuck you”
he held my face under a pillow while I cried.
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Photographed in Williamstown, MA on October 1st.
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The poster reads:
“Be quiet - it’ll get better”
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Photographed in Williamstown, MA on October 1st.
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The poster reads:
*CRASH*
-my car after I turned down his ride offer and tried to drive myself home.
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Photographed in Williamstown, MA on October 1st.
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The poster reads:
Silence, he had already taken my clothes off.
Silence, even after I said no.
Silence, when I tried to push him away.
Silence, after he finished and left.
But I am not silent.
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Photographed in Williamstown, MA on October 1st.
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The poster reads:
“Do you swallow?”
“No.”
“Do you swallow?”
“yes.”
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Photographed in Williamstown, MA on October 1st.
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I cannot begin to explain the brilliance of Laura’s work. We at Project Unbreakable support her mission completely.
The posters read:
“Stop struggling. You’re starting to piss me off. It’s your fault that I have to do this. If you weren’t a dyke I wouldn’t have to hurt you. You deserve pain for forcing me to fix you.”
“Maybe you should have stayed in the closet.”
Police Officer after questioning me.
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Photographed in Chicago, IL on September 27th
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The poster reads:
“Don’t tell anyone it will ruin my life.”
It did ruin his. He went to jail.
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Photographed in Chicago, IL on September 27th
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The poster reads:
“Congratulations on your orgasm.”
I was trembling from fear
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Photographed in Chicago, IL on September 27th
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The poster reads:
“You’ll never forget me - I’m the best you’ll ever have.” -my attacker
“So that means you lost your virginity? We can have sex now!” -My boyfriend (of the time), right after I told him.
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Photographed in Chicago, IL on September 27th
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The poster reads:
“don’t tell {your mom}. it’s our secret.”
“now close your eyes…”
-age 11
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Photographed in Chicago, IL on September 27th
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Project Unbreakable was created in October of 2011 by Grace Brown. Grace works with survivors of sexual assault, photographing them holding a poster with a quote from their attacker. Grace has photographed over four hundred people and has received over a thousand submissions. TIME magazine has also named it one of the top 30 Tumblr blogs to follow.
If you are interested in participating by submitting in your own image, you may send an email to projectunbreakablesubmissions @gmail.com.
Note: Grace, or anyone else associated with this project, is not qualified to give certified advice on this subject. If you are struggling, RAINN has a free, confidential, 24/7 sexual assault hotline: 1.800.656.HOPE(4673). RAINN also has an online hotline: https://ohl.rainn.org/online/
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