Don't Wait, Speak Up!

  By: Queen Universe ~ March 16, 2021

The couple who has been trending in social media is rapper T.I. and his wife, singer Tiny Harris. The couple has been accused of sex trafficking and illegal sexual acts without consent from various individuals.

The issue came out from an ex-longtime friend, Sabrina Peterson. Peterson took it to social media accusing the couple of different illegal sexual acts. Peterson even stated there was a situation that occurred in the past where T.I. held a gun up against her head and threatened her. Peterson stated, "you PUT A GUN TO MY HEAD IN FRONT OF CHILDREN & I NEVER CALLED THE POLICE ON YOU! But for years you have painted me as the VILLAIN!"

So I guess it was time for revenge from Peterson to the Harris' Empire. T.I. reportedly gave a public address towards the allegations and claimed they were untrue. T.I. claimed he had never had sex with anyone without legal consent. The rapper made it clear that it was none of anyone's business what the couple did behind closed doors to satisfying mutual sexual pleasure. 

 

What is it about people choosing to wait to testify what they been through? If you have been hurt and kept the hurt a secret. Why did you decide now to say something about it?

I am not saying there is a certain time limit to when you should tell someone if you have been illegal and immorally harmed or negatively affected. Or if there should have a time limit. Maybe it has to do with healing. Some say you need time to heal to get over certain things that have hurt you. But that does mean the enemy is going to wait on preying on their next victim. HELL NO!

Speak up, speak now! The world would be a better place if people would just act now. To avoid a generational effect or effect in general to the public audience is to approach the enemy or negativity with the desire to destroy it. Not only to destroy it but to ensure that it does not come back to affect our lives as well the lives of our loved ones and/or anyone who could become a victim to such destructive energy.

First, seek therapeutic assistance to ease you into the state to share such an experience with others. Second, realize it is not about you but the need to help others who are scared to share or going through sexual abuse and seeking help to heal. Third, speak up. Just like Peterson seek to share the foul information so that it can stop. I am not saying being petty and go on social media venting/ranting. But consider speak to a professional with evidence for a conviction and then the proper platform that is going to provide a positive resolution.