While it’s been a largely positive experience in the public eye, and I’m eternally grateful for the unflinching support, it might come as a shock, even to some close to me, that I am still dealing with open threats and harassment from the man who abused me and others. pic.twitter.com/vlPC1tF5zt
— Grace Tame (@TamePunk) August 29, 2022
These threats clearly constitute a federal offence and contravene Twitter’s child exploitation policy, which states that it is prohibited to contribute to the re-victimisation and re-traumatisation of a child sexual abuse survivor.
— Grace Tame (@TamePunk) August 29, 2022
This might not be the ideal platform to address this situation, but if not here, and if not now, then I ask, where and when?
This is an act of reclaiming my power against a predator operating in plain sight. — Grace Tame (@TamePunk) August 29, 2022
This man seems to think he is still relevant, and can maintain control over me.
This man who groomed and abused me when I was a child. He has known me since I was 14. — Grace Tame (@TamePunk) August 29, 2022
Stuart WilkinsonI have the power to be vulnerable. He will never have that. He is too afraid, and too weak. He is too weak to be vulnerable. Instead, he exploits others who are. He knows no other way to be. I see that now. And because of that, he doesn’t scare me anymore.
— Grace Tame (@TamePunk) August 29, 2022
Help is available.If you require immediate assistance, please call 000.If you’d like to speak to someone about sexual violence, please call the 1800 Respect hotline on 1800 737 732 or chat online.If you’d like to report online abuse, you can contact the police or reach out to the Australian eSafety Commissioner here.Under 25? You can reach Kids Helpline at 1800 55 1800 or chat online.
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