@DianeLangberg I follow many survivor healing advocates and advocates, and you stand alone in telling it like it is from a survivors perspective. Speaking as a survivor of CSA. Thank you, please keep the faith and carry on, we are with you.
@ejtayloruk I am very, very sorry they did this to you, Emma-Jane. You are mighty and you will get through this, but it still awful. You are surrounded by so many who know you and support you. Many, many.
Dear Mr Musk,
I write in respect of my ‘X’ account @ejtayloruk which is unable to be seen or searched for? I am unsure what to do or how long this will last?
Whilst I understand rules and the need for them, I am unsure as to why my account has been restricted? Maybe you could help me with this?
It seem to all start when my tweets started going viral, engaging me with more survivors of CSA.
You will see that I am a campaigner to eradicate CSA, and from time to time share content needed to raise awareness for this serious and very unheard conversation. Given that it took me 45 years to find my own voice and as the founder of a Charity here in the UK, and the creator of the NotMyShame campaign, social media has been a vital source of engagement and allowed many to connect with me and given others confidence, a little peace, protection and support.
Restricting me creates uneasy waves of disappointment to this conversation around the world and to those who need support to find their voice to be part of the change and future development of this conversation to protect young people.
I also know, as a survivor of CSA, how being suffocated with my own voice feeds into the constant pain that many survivors feel, and hope you can either guide me on best practise to have the restriction lifted and also maybe share more on how it came to be this way?
Thanks, in anticipation!
Emma-Jane Taylor - X handle: @ejtayloruk@X@Support@elonmusk
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