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Upgrade BrowserIf you know a friend or loved one is dealing with the aftermath of sexual abuse, this New York Times article can help you support them. As the article says, “If you’re not a survivor yourself but you’re close to one — maybe a partner, friend or family member — you may not be able to fully understand what they’re going through, and you may feel confused or lost about how to best support them. Here’s what you need to know, and how you can be supportive.”