Hello loves this is Adrian. And I am recording this because it's been a hard few days with the Kavanaugh hearing and Dr. Blasey Ford giving her testimony and I think for all of us who are survivors and I think for all of us who are survivors and

even think for those who are perpetrators watching this and seeing

how hard it is to get to any kind of rightness or righteousness in these moments is incredibly

difficult. And then for survivors it just feels like, oh, we keep telling

our stories and keeping interrogated and questioned and doubted and it's also been an incredible future. and

it's also been an incredible few days of people coming coming around each other and holding each other tight

and supporting each other.

And some writing came through that felt important to put out into the world

and I just wanted to share it with you so I'll read it here.

The work was done and there is heartache

and victory in it. The decision will come and it may be a logical

decision to stop Brett Kavanaugh from becoming a member of a body meant to hold integrity and

accountability. Or it may be an irrational and politicized

decision to barrel forth with this mess.

As of the time that I'm recording this, it's looking like it's going to be the latter.

They're giving less than a week for an FBI investigation of something that

happened decades ago and that has been very difficult to get any truth around.

But that's what it is.

Regardless, Kavanaugh has been marked by his actions in public, his dirty hands showing, his

rageful face showing precisely how a boy who sexually assaults a girl while he is drunk looks when he has grown up.

His true self showed today and every survivor who saw his face, who heard Christine Vossi Ford say she was once

scared he might kill her, recognized him as a perpetrator.

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