Ugh come on man , not today <| sep |> Original post by uAutoModerator in rsinfestnbspThis crosspost was performed automatically as a part of the ImagesOfNetwork . Learn more about the ImagesOfNetwork , how you can help , and other Frequently Asked Questions , or visit us on Discord ! Remove my post ! The bot got this one wrong ! Stop Crossposting My Stuff ! # match 2016 <| sep |> Thank you . Could you elaborate on the stylish script ? is it global ? If so , could you provide it ? <| sep |> This is terrible advice to give to a rape victim . This type of false advice keeps victims from reporting rape because they are afraid that they need all sorts of evidence otherwise people won ' t believe them . She should absolutely talk to the police . He may already have a file , or he could assault another woman or another child as in her case in the future and her denouncing what happen can make a difference even if he doesn ' t end up in jail due to lack of evidence . Furthermore , she is obviously still trying to cope with this assault and talking to the police can help with her healing as well they could connect her with resources and services . The inmediate outcome may not be that he goes to jail , but still , rape should be reported , always . Even if all he gets is a visit from the police , that can put things in perspective for him , accept tat what he did is wrong , maybe could keep him from doing the same thing again , who knows . Leave it to the experts , that is their job . Please , don ' t ever tell rape victims to keep quiet about their experience because they don ' t have evidence . That ' s inhumane and wrong .