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Revictimisation via Informal Disclosure: Understanding How Family, Friend, and Partner Responses Can Harm Victim-Survivors of Sexual Violence

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Thematic analysis reveals harmful family and friend responses to sexual violence disclosure among survivors, indicating risks of revictimisation.

Victim-survivors reported feeling infantilised and blamed during informal disclosure, highlighting significant emotional harm.
Evidence from semi-structured interviews with 31 survivors shows that informal disclosures lead to harmful responses, increasing victimisation.
Thematic analysis demonstrates the need to understand informal disclosure responses and associated myths around sexual violence.
Findings suggest the importance of addressing discriminatory attitudes like racism in conversations around sexual violence and survivorship.

Jade Bloomfield-Utting (2025) studied this question.

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Thematic analysis reveals harmful family and friend responses to sexual violence disclosure among survivors, indicating risks of revictimisation.

Victim-survivors reported feeling infantilised and blamed during informal disclosure, highlighting significant emotional harm.
Evidence from semi-structured interviews with 31 survivors shows that informal disclosures lead to harmful responses, increasing victimisation.
Thematic analysis demonstrates the need to understand informal disclosure responses and associated myths around sexual violence.
Findings suggest the importance of addressing discriminatory attitudes like racism in conversations around sexual violence and survivorship.

Jade Bloomfield-Utting (2025) studied this question.

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