>>8461
For forced prostitution rings or whatever it's fine to feel that way.

If you're talking about someone you know in a free society, I'd suggest to you that you should consider the culpability shared. There are plenty of ways to avoid danger in our society, and if you take on the risk of so much as going outside, you accept that certain bad things may happen to you.

If you go home with a stranger, or without protection, or without notifying a friend, you accept that certain bad things may happen to you.

Now they don't deserve it, but shit dude, stop thinking about them and their trauma. Start thinking about the fact that tomorrow when you go outside, you could just as easily get mugged.

The solution has never been to make the world safer, not by imagination or action. It's to prepare yourself, to be strong, so that if the situation does call upon you, you're ready to act. Any therapist worth their salt will tell you this much.