You are not alone.
If you are here, it may be because something happened that should not have happened.
We want you to know:
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You are not alone.
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You are not to blame.
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You are in control of what you choose to explore here.
Take your time. There is no pressure to read everything or to take any action.
What NDAs Mean
A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) is often presented as a legal document that asks you to stay silent about your experience.
In simple terms, it may:
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Limit what you can say publicly
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Prevent you from sharing your story in certain ways
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Create fear or uncertainty about speaking out
Many survivors sign NDAs during difficult or pressured moments. You are not alone if this happened to you.
It’s important to know:
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NDAs do not erase what happened
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You still have rights
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You still deserve support and understanding
Support
You don’t have to navigate this alone.
We offer peer support grounded in listening, respect, and care.
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No pressure
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No expectations
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Just space to be heard
You deserve support, on your terms.
There is no “right” path—only what feels safest and most appropriate for you.
You might choose to:
Speak out
Share your experience publicly, anonymously, or in ways that feel safe to you.
Stay private
Keep your story personal. Privacy is a valid and respected choice.
Explore legal pathways
You may wish to learn about your legal rights or options. This can be done at your own pace, with the right support.
Whatever you choose, it is your decision.
Some survivors find meaning in sharing their experiences. Others do not. Both are valid.
If you are considering sharing your story, please know:
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It is completely voluntary
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There is no pressure or expectation
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You can choose how much or how little to share
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Your safety and comfort come first
You are always in control of your story.