id: 1318363 - Text: Kat-After I first watched your video interview I went back and watched again, then again. Each time I watched and heard the tragedy you experienced during your youth. I agree with you, it is most unfathomable how grown men could behave in such way towards a child. I’m so sorry for the hurt, neglect and suffering you endured. It’s painfully obvious what you were searching for. Unfortunately the environment you are in abc the people within it weren’t capable to give you what you needed. It’s my opinion that you have placed a lot of the blame on yourself where it’s most certainly not deserved. I can’t convince you otherwise but know that it’s not your fault! I hope you take time and reflect on what an amazing person you are becoming and remember all your triumphs and accomplishments you’ve made. You are quite impressive and inspiring. Please keep it going-you have succeeded this far, you and your kids deserve the best this world can give. Please keep updates if possible. I look forward to seeing what the future holds for you.
id: 1318374 - Text: A lot of bad decisions there! They are irreversible, and permanent. I hope this video reaches others, and helps. As a side note I grew up in Detroit. It truly is something like a lawless third world country. Probably the best way to describe.
id: 1318396 - Text: @Milky Lopez and yet you answered none of it. Not that I expected any attempt at valid answers. I cannot begin to fathom why anyone comes to the comments on a video of this subject matter and has nothing better to do than to be venomous to the individuals that have empathy for the person telling their story. Nobody came here to get validation from anyone, yet here you are just to be vile? Why? Why not just move on. Who is this women hurting by telling her truth? Who was I hurting by having empathy for her?
id: 1318460 - Text: @clararobin9869 my comment to this video literally sums up like this. A child should not dress like a hoe otherwise itll bring on bad attention and bad people like child molesters. how the fuck is my comment incorrect in your tiny ass mind? baffling. honestly like low key you are the child molestor in all of this cause you must support kids that dress like hoes. you have problems in your head. id be keeping my kids away from you! and any kid in that regard. you probably came to this video cause u can relate with the molestors LOL now i get it. fucking weirdo
id: 1318475 - Text: @Piggers71 Your comment is neither helpful nor kind- given the content of this video.
id: 1318487 - Text: @pricklycats Easy? As in working to provide for a family? Yea so easy Mr. video game kid. You're the actual clueless one.
id: 1318502 - Text: @milkylopez9146 That’s not the story I heard. Did we watch the same video?
id: 1318528 - Text: @Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum it’s because it’s turned into a battle of the sexes as usual. Your comment was fine but the ones below are like waah women were objectified even when they were covered head to toe, oh those terrible men and their sexual urges. I think he is reacting to this sentiment by pointing out that the narrator here was complicit, the fault was not entirely on the men.
I am not sure I agree entirely but it is an arguable point - this case brings home that in trafficking cases of this nature often the victim is complicit. It’s probably not their fault, more their family and community but there it is.
But the whole thing with objectification is just a load of nonsense. Both sexes objectify each other all the time. That is natural and universal and it is not the problem, the problem is the mentality that makes certain people (admittedly usually men) think they can dominate and control others through violence. This sort of mentality is far less common. The posters above seek to tar the whole gender with the crimes of the few due to their own bad experiences or ideology and it is a huge bore, makes every video or article involving a woman being abused the same old argument
id: 1318546 - Text: I love how the videos are all different lengths. Every video is unique