This is a transcript of a video where a woman named Zeynep tells her story of being a child bride. She was forced to marry her stepmother's brother when she was 12 years old, in exchange for a woman. She suffered physical and psychological violence, rape, and pregnancy. She ran away from her husband when she was 15, with the help of the Turkish consulate. She tried to commit suicide, but survived. She does not see her father or her son anymore. She regrets losing her childhood, education, and joy. She dreams of becoming a lawyer and helping other women in her situation. She advises them to seek help and not give up. She says she won against the evil that was done to her.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Zeynep is a 22-year-old woman who was a child bride.
2. Zeynep's parents divorced when she was 10 years old.
3. Zeynep's father was violent towards her and her mother.
4. Zeynep's father married her off to a man at the age of 12.
5. The man Zeynep was married to was 18 years old at the time of the marriage.
6. Zeynep did not understand the concept of marriage or the man she was married to.
7. Zeynep was forced to undergo a traditional wedding ceremony and consummate the marriage on the first night.
8. Zeynep experienced physical and emotional pain during the consummation of the marriage.
9. Zeynep became pregnant at the age of 14.
10. Zeynep gave birth to a boy, but did not feel like a mother due to her own youth and inexperience.
11. Zeynep was subjected to violence and psychological abuse by her husband.
12. Zeynep decided to escape from her husband and seek help from the Turkish consulate.
13. Zeynep was able to obtain a temporary pass and a SIM card from the consulate, which helped her escape.
14. Zeynep reported her husband to the police and got a divorce.
15. Zeynep regrets not being able to take her son with her when she escaped.
16. Zeynep wishes she had continued her education and had a normal childhood.
17. Zeynep's biggest dream is to study and become a lawyer to help other young girls and women in similar situations.