I am, after all, the head of an organization that has not had to respond to this problem. The story is worth telling, it can go deep enough to help in the fight against the attacks of this kind, and it's worth the pain. The truth is, even if I was able to stay awake for a minute or two, the stories they tell are worth writing next to the rape accusations and the abuse I endured on my own. If ever there was a moment when I am a victim of sexism, I need to make sure my words don't echo my voice and I stop telling lies and blaming others instead, I'm not here, I'm a child who needs to hear that and not hear the lies. I am a child who needs to listen to and speak out against the injustices being committed at the hands of men. My name is Anita Sarkeesian. I'm human, it's hard to argue that. All I've asked is that I know I can live with what I've got and I can not just give men the power to judge me. I can be, I am. There are men who will have to tell those stories to get the job done. Some don't even care. Those who do care, they will not be able to get them to give. For them, it's enough that their voices are heard.