Please. Please. Do not DM me with dirt on photogs. You will get an earful from me and then I will block you.
It's hugely disrespectful to me. I've shared my story. It was a painful thing to do. To show that we need to be open about the issues. And ask for change.
It's hugely disrespectful to me. I've shared my story. It was a painful thing to do. To show that we need to be open about the issues. And ask for change.
And I cannot be more clear to say that those photogs who made a living being 'humanistic' but staying silent about the trash in the industry. No-one angers me more than you. Because all it takes for abuse to thrive is for 'decent' people to do nothing.
As a survivor. Who sat with a family member who apologised to me and said 'we should have called social services but we didn't'. It is tremendously upsetting.
If you have something to say. Do so in public. Or approach a journalist @kiell. Stay away from me.
Thank you.
If you have something to say. Do so in public. Or approach a journalist @kiell. Stay away from me.
Thank you.
If you can't empathise with the little boy in this letter. And the girls who are described, please pack away your camera, or at least don't shoot people. You may not realise it. You may not be able to. But you could be doing real harm in this world. duckrabbit.info/blog/2020/08/a…
I know that there were many people who read my letter and cried. And others who could not finish it because it is all too painful. All too real. Some of you wrote me and shared your stories and this week we did a little crying together. I'm sorry I bought back that pain.
Finally. To the huge majority. Who have shown me great care and kindness. But who most importantly have called for accountability. For change. It's impossible for me to express my gratitude to you. But I feel it very deeply. So thank you. From the bottom of my heart.
