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We've all heard it. Maybe we've said it. "She's fine, she's just drunk" is how people talk themselves out of noticing. I
Piedmont Rape Crisis Center

Oct 9

We've all heard it. Maybe we've said it. "She's fine, she's just drunk" is how people talk themselves out of noticing. It turns a warning sign into background noise. Here's the truth: 🚩 If someone can't stand up, they're not fine. 🚩 If someone can't hold a conversation, they're not fine. 🚩 If someone can't make decisions, they can't consent to anything. The fix is simple: go check. "Hey, you okay? Let's get you some water." Stay with them. Get them home with someone THEY trust — not whoever offered. (This goes for anyone — "he's fine," "they're fine." Same rule.) 📞 24/7 confidential hotline: 770.586.5423 #ShesNotFine #BystanderAwareness #ConsentMatters #PartySafety #prcc

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