No wonder they say that satirists are the most sad people in the world. Famous comedian actress and participant of the stand-up show Amy Schumer seems to confirm this opinion. The girl gave a fairly frank interview to the American edition of Marie Claire. Its full version can be read in the August issue.
The actress said that the very first sexual experience at the age of 17 was not due to her will! Analyzing what happened many years later, she realized that she had lost her chastity violently. However, when this happened, she did not realize the seriousness of her deed.
"I reread my diary entries of those years and came across memories of the loss of virginity. There it was written as if some trifle had happened to me. "I looked down and saw that he had already entered me." It sounded like that. "
History without continuation
Of course, Amy does not maintain a relationship with that man. She does not even think of going to court against him for causing moral damage. The most offensive is the other: the girl has repeatedly been a victim of sexual violence. Her former young man once took Amy by force, despite the fact that she clearly said "No, do not go on!".
The comedian does not call herself a victim, but she strongly opposed the accusation of the victims of violence in that they are also part of the blame. Instead, society should punish the true perpetrators of the crime.
"When it comes to victims of sexual crimes, public opinion often accuses those who have already experienced rape. And this is not only a matter of shame, but also of anger. Usually people get mad when they realize that you are not a scapegoat.
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