Women/men need to learn how to STOP being a sex offender’s target. Each woman, who has been raped by a known person or stranger have unwittingly become a target. Sex offenders choose their targets carefully based on Body Language alone, followed by Tone of Voice and Choice of Words. The more vulnerable, insecure and/or needy the person is the more likely one will be considered a target.
The Best Strategy to Stop Being A Sex Offender’s Target
Women/men need to learn how to STOP being a sex offender’s target. Each woman, who has been raped by a known person or stranger have unwittingly become a target. Body language and tone of voice with clear, concise and direct communication are your best weapons against a would-be sex offender.
Guest Blog: Woman Speaks Up About Sexual Assault – 26 Years Later
Woman speaks up about sexual assault — 26 years later By Glenn Smith <a href=”mailto:gsmith@postandcourier.com”>gsmith@postandcourier.com</a> Sunday, March 4, 2012 Rebecca Shea spent more than two decades hiding the memory of one Fourth of July afternoon. Shea was 13 years old in 1985 when a family friend sat beside her on a hammock during a holiday gathering […]