Carolyn Hax: It’s okay to keep your #MeToo to yourself - The Washington Post

Carolyn Hax: It’s okay to keep your #MeToo to yourself  The Washington Post

Adapted from a recent online discussion. Dear Carolyn: With all the talk of sexual assault in the news [this year], I am having a lot of trouble. In addition to reliving my own assault, several childhood friends have disclosed their own assaults on Facebook. I want to be there for them — and everyone who is coming out with their stories now — but I am overwhelmed with sadness, rage and frustration. I am going to see a counselor for the first time in many years, but I think I need to take a break from both the news and social media. The issues are: 1. How do I explain why I am taking a break...



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