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Adding to the list of lawyers who are sexual predators
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If there is any way that you can discreetly find therapy or counselling or someone to talk to about this, it may also really help you process what happened. However, it also sounds like you have grown into a much more confident young woman than perhaps you had thought was possible after the events you describe.
Finally, apologies for redacting several potentially identifying details, including the advocate's name. Unfortunately we are not in a position at the moment to do what would be required for us to publish his identity. However, if you wish to go public with your account and his identity, that is not to say that journalists, other publications and even many other advocates and students in the profession would not be willing to help you and advise you on how to proceed.
All the best for your future life and more power to you, whatever it is you decide to do.
Bobbit the hell out. Just don't get caught. Don't wait for God or saviour. But do bide for your time to strike.
do you mind revealing the name of the state this happened in?
I hope you're able to come to terms with the incident and overcome it.
What saddens me even more than this incident is the fact that some family members hold dear notions of honour and reputation and impose the burden of maintaining them on women. Because of one predator acting on his intentions, a promising young lawyer is forced to limit her career progression options, when she could have been another reason for a girl somewhere to don the black coat.
At the very least, her parents and siblings were extremely supportive and supported her. While I understand that is how it should be, it begs the question - what would the consequences have been if her immediate family (siblings, parents, uncles/aunts) hadn't been supportive of her?
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