Christopher, do you have anything to say to that? And from your experience working with people with lived experience, what tends to get in the way of someone disclosing to people around them and why it takes maybe so long?

Um, so if we're talking, sorry, initially, if we talk about peer, um, uh, perpetrator, so within peer group settings, fear of being wrong, um, fear of like, what if it wasn't that? What if that's my take on it? What if, so it's not just fear of not being believed.

It's fear of actually, I might've got this completely wrong.

And then how am I going to look? Fear of ostracization from your friends, fear of, um, Being the one that then is seen as the buzzkill because, oh, you're talking about, oh, no, we don't talk about that stuff.

Yeah, no, no.

So you just stop being asked out, stop being invited.

Fear of people talking about you behind your back, fear of being bullied because of it, fear of losing everybody.

Could you, yeah, maybe chat a little bit about that, Christopher?