Sex Trafficking
From the age of twelve we were told that if boys pulled our hair or poked us with pencils it meant that they liked us, but we did not like it that much. We were thirteen years old when we would walk down the street and had men look from our feet to our face and we would listen as they completely replaced our identity from human to object, as they said cringeworthy things to us. We wanted to run. We were frozen in place, but continued to walk fast pace. Turning to whatever sidewalk had been closer just to get away, even if it did not lead us to the place we were originally going. Because Mama always said, if you see a strange man following you, go to the other side of the street and remember if they grab you, scream. This was something we had to learn at the age of thirteen because we are just young feins. We were spanked by the boys at our school, but it was cool because it just meant that we had nice bodies and they rated our bodies on a scale from one to ten and if you were a ten, you would learn to spend your days hearing whistling, purring, and dang girl. Because if you
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Pedifiles around the world are changing our daughters and son's life around. Being scared of every moment they take. Maybe even a fear to ever walk alone again. In Minnesota alone, they identified thirty five sex-trafficking victims and arrested forty seven pimps and buyers, there was a total of six hundred and sixteen prostitution arrests. If society brings this topic aware of the world around us and we do something about human trafficking and prostitution, then it might end for once and for all. Not only should they have a longer sentenced time in prison, they should also have harsher court trials to make sure that they're aware of what might