A woman shares her personal experience of being a victim of child abuse, specifically sexual abuse, by a family member when she was a young child. She recalls the events and how it affected her life, including her first sexual relationship and her relationship with her family members. She also talks about how she became aware of the abuse and how she dealt with it.
The woman's goal is to raise awareness about child abuse, specifically child sexual abuse, and to encourage parents to be more vigilant and protective of their children. She mentions that 90% of child abuse cases happen within the family and that it is the responsibility of the family to prevent it.
She also talks about the importance of teaching children about body boundaries, consent, and the importance of speaking up if they feel uncomfortable or if someone is touching them inappropriately.
The woman concludes by saying that she wants to help others who may be going through similar experiences and to encourage them to speak up and seek help. She also mentions that she supports the "Orange May" campaign, which aims to raise awareness about child sexual abuse in Brazil.
Overall, the woman's message is one of hope, healing, and empowerment, encouraging others to break the silence and speak up against child abuse.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker's child, Lucas, was born, and after that, the speaker started to remember the abuse they suffered as a child.
2. The speaker got scars after surgery.
3. The speaker's mother never talked openly about the abuse with them.
4. The speaker's abuser was a family member who also abused other children in the family.
5. The abuser was a male who abused both boys and girls.
6. The speaker's grandmother's house was where the abuse took place.
7. The speaker's father was not aware of the abuse.
8. The speaker's abuser would show them his private parts and touch them inappropriately.
9. The speaker's abuser would offer them money or gifts to keep quiet.
10. The speaker's abuser would threaten them if they didn't comply.
11. The speaker's abuser was a normal person who worked and didn't seem suspicious.
12. The speaker's abuser was never reported to the police.
13. The speaker's abuser was able to continue abusing other children because they were never caught.
14. The speaker is now a mother and is speaking out about their experiences to raise awareness about child abuse.
15. The speaker is supporting the "Orange May" campaign to raise awareness about child sexual abuse in Brazil.
16. Every hour, three minors are abused in Brazil.
17. More than half of the abused children in Brazil are between 1 and 5 years old.
18. May 18th is the national day to combat abuse and sexual exploitation of children in Brazil.