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This campaign is fantastic. It provides a much needed challenge to prevalent women blaming myths about rape and I'm sure that it will provoke lots of heated discussion and debate. Hopefully some attitudes will be changed but it will certainly, at the very least, make people think. Thank you for putting it out there.Ellen, female

This is fantastic. It asks all the right questions and probes into all the right preconceived notions, and turns them on their head. What it comes down to is the rapist should be on trial, not the person who has been raped. Any man that doesn't have the control to not rape a woman has done a severe wrong, regardless of the victims situation, dress, behaviour etc. I shudder to think that a man I was in a relationship with could rape me. Whilst it would be emotionally painful to be betrayed by one you trust, any man who thinks he has the 'right' to my body and can take it when he wants should be punished by law.Jenny, female

Thank you. Just thank you. Edie, female

I wish that I had known this all before. He told me that it wasn't rape because I was obviously aroused. They said I deserved it because I'd led him on. I blamed myself so much and for so long I let it happen again and again.Alexander, male