For anyone overseas I explain this case in the podcast so you will understand.
Women of Australia have felt seen and heard this week as the Judge announced he found Bruce Lehmann
DID rape Britney Higgins and his attempt at defamation, ie/ "throwing a Johnny Depp" like a classic narcissist, was dismissed.
Specifics aside, this shows how many rapists are free in this country due to "the system" that was designed by white men hundreds of years ago.
So many women literally tearing up when the judge announced his findings, goes to show how prevalent SA without justice is in this "system". How women witnessing a man who thought he got away with rape being called out by a judge in a court of law is SO rare that it had to be celebrated nation wide.
[Minus the incels (misogynists) and the women with internalised misogyny (brainwashed by society to dislike and not believe other women).]
This episode is unhinged (sorry, not sorry) as we continue in the era of no fks (or editing) given.
Stay safe legends
Slay
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Love is a Battlefield was initially intended to be an educational podcast about domestic violence / domestic abuse and all kinds of relationship drama. It has now ended up being both educational and also sharing story times and experiences (while keeping perpetrators details private). The importance of sharing experiences and knowledge helps to empower women (including trans women!) and those who identify with the issues discussed.
About the podcaster: Tilly is a Registered Nurse & Mental Health Practitioner, has completed many DV courses and is a survivor of domestic violence, having almost lost her life. Tilly was fortunate to see a perpetrator imprisoned, but this is not the reality for many survivors. Having briefly worked in radio many years ago, the idea for this podcast came from noticing a very real gap in the lack of knowledge held by DV survivors. Knowledge is power and Tilly hopes to empower each and every person to live a life free from abuse or oppression.
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