MAURITIUS UNFILTERED EP 3 Aalia Golamaully
Mauritius Unfiltered
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MAURITIUS UNFILTERED | THE STORIES BEHIND THE STORY
AALIA GOLAMAULLY — SURVIVAL, TRAUMA, IDENTITY & SPEAKING OUT
Behind every story is another story.
In this episode of Mauritius Unfiltered, we sit down with Aalia Golamaully, a sexual abuse survivor, LGBT activist and feminist, for an open and deeply personal conversation about the experiences that shaped her life.
Alia speaks about surviving sexual abuse, the impact of trauma, identity, discrimination, relationships, society, finding her voice and the difficult journey of living with experiences that can leave lasting scars.
The conversation also touches on suicidal thoughts, suicide, emotional distress and the darkest moments of her journey.
This is not simply a conversation about what happened. It is about what came after — the emotions, the struggles, the consequences, the choices and the person who emerged from those experiences.
⚠️ TRIGGER & CONTENT WARNING
This episode contains discussions of sexual abuse, trauma, suicide, suicidal thoughts, emotional distress, discrimination, LGBT-related experiences, mental health and other sensitive subjects.
Some portions of this conversation may be distressing or triggering, particularly for survivors of abuse or individuals who have experienced suicidal thoughts or loss.
Viewer discretion is strongly advised.
If you are struggling with thoughts of suicide or self-harm, please seek immediate support from a qualified mental-health professional, emergency service, crisis line, or someone you trust. You do not have to face it alone.
DISCLAIMER
The experiences and opinions shared by Alia in this episode are her personal account and perspective.
Mauritius Unfiltered does not present the guest's personal recollections, allegations, interpretations or opinions as independently verified facts. The purpose of this episode is to provide a platform for an individual to share her story and experiences openly.
The views expressed by the guest are not necessarily the views of Mauritius Unfiltered, its hosts, producers, partners or team, and we do not necessarily endorse or agree with every statement made during the conversation.
This episode is intended for discussion, awareness and storytelling purposes and should not be considered professional medical, psychological, legal or other expert advice.
Where specific events or experiences are discussed, viewers should understand that these accounts are presented from the perspective of the person sharing them and may not constitute independently established facts.
The Stories Behind the Story.
Because sometimes, what we see is only the beginning.
Mauritius Unfiltered
Real stories. Difficult conversations. No filters.
#MauritiusUnfiltered #TheStoriesBehindTheStory #AliaGoolamaully #SexualAbuseAwareness #SurvivorStory #TraumaAwareness #SuicideAwareness #MentalHealthAwareness #LGBT #Feminism #Mauritius
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To enn lavoix pou tou bann personnes ki p souffer
To forte et to tuzur p process sa trauma la et to p heal ✨️ forgive urself above all and forgive them for not being able to protect u you . Be the voice for others now
I see the bigger picture . Mental health and feeling safe is important. Grace a toi dimoun pou open up
C pas la victime ki bisin ggn la honte mais c le culprit ki bisin ashame
U r a warrior
Hugs lady
❤
Parents bisin assume zot responsibilities et bisin compren zot zenfant. Bisin reste kuma camarad avek zot zenfant mais dommage le monde p vinn de plus en plus toxic
Unhealthy behaviour: believing that all men are bad, treating men as inherently inferior, encouraging hatred, or using past trauma to justify harming or humiliating others.
I am in awe of your courage to speak up, you touched on various sensitive topics which needed to be discussed and hearing this from our new generation gives me hope!
Sexual and emotional abuse has always been present in Mauritian society, I was amazed to know while growing up that almost 6 out of my 10 female friends, family member or even colleagues faced this.
It is high time to speak about it, raw and clever conversation!
Sending love and positivity to you my lady 🥰🌼
C’est ene courage extraordinaire li enan pu Contig avancer
Mo pense ki si sa tifi la finn vinn féministe après seki li finn vécu, sa kapav être enn keksoz positif, surtout si sa finn aide li comprend so bann droits, so valeur, so limites et l’importance de respecter li-même. Mais bizin faire enn différence entre féminisme et manière ki enn dimounne kapav réagir après bann expériences difficiles. Kan enn dimounne finn souffert ou finn subi abuse, li normal ki sa kapav change so manière de voir bann relations, confiance et même bann hommes. Sa pa veut pas dire ki tou so réactions bizin être considérées comme bonnes ou mauvaises. Pou moi, dan so cas, pli important ki label « féministe » c’est courage ki li finn gagne pou kozé, pou voice out seki li finn vécu et surtout pou rod support psychologique. Si féminisme aide li comprend seki finn arrive li, mette so limites et reconstruire so confiance et so indépendance, sa kapav être enn keksoz positif.
Mais guérison li aussi important. Enn professionnel kapav aide li process seki li finn vécu, sans ki sa expérience définie tou so bann relations futures. Être brave pou kozé, c’est enn keksoz. Être brave pou rod guérison, c’est enn lot niveau de courage.
MAURITIUS UNFILTERED EP 3 Aalia Golamaully
Mauritius Unfiltered
23,936 views
MAURITIUS UNFILTERED | THE STORIES BEHIND THE STORY
AALIA GOLAMAULLY — SURVIVAL, TRAUMA, IDENTITY & SPEAKING OUT
Behind every story is another story.
In this episode of Mauritius Unfiltered, we sit down with Aalia Golamaully, a sexual abuse survivor, LGBT activist and feminist, for an open and deeply personal conversation about the experiences that shaped her life.
Alia speaks about surviving sexual abuse, the impact of trauma, identity, discrimination, relationships, society, finding her voice and the difficult journey of living with experiences that can leave lasting scars.
The conversation also touches on suicidal thoughts, suicide, emotional distress and the darkest moments of her journey.
This is not simply a conversation about what happened. It is about what came after — the emotions, the struggles, the consequences, the choices and the person who emerged from those experiences.
⚠️ TRIGGER & CONTENT WARNING
This episode contains discussions of sexual abuse, trauma, suicide, suicidal thoughts, emotional distress, discrimination, LGBT-related experiences, mental health and other sensitive subjects.
Some portions of this conversation may be distressing or triggering, particularly for survivors of abuse or individuals who have experienced suicidal thoughts or loss.
Viewer discretion is strongly advised.
If you are struggling with thoughts of suicide or self-harm, please seek immediate support from a qualified mental-health professional, emergency service, crisis line, or someone you trust. You do not have to face it alone.
DISCLAIMER
The experiences and opinions shared by Alia in this episode are her personal account and perspective.
Mauritius Unfiltered does not present the guest's personal recollections, allegations, interpretations or opinions as independently verified facts. The purpose of this episode is to provide a platform for an individual to share her story and experiences openly.
The views expressed by the guest are not necessarily the views of Mauritius Unfiltered, its hosts, producers, partners or team, and we do not necessarily endorse or agree with every statement made during the conversation.
This episode is intended for discussion, awareness and storytelling purposes and should not be considered professional medical, psychological, legal or other expert advice.
Where specific events or experiences are discussed, viewers should understand that these accounts are presented from the perspective of the person sharing them and may not constitute independently established facts.
The Stories Behind the Story.
Because sometimes, what we see is only the beginning.
Mauritius Unfiltered
Real stories. Difficult conversations. No filters.
#MauritiusUnfiltered #TheStoriesBehindTheStory #AliaGoolamaully #SexualAbuseAwareness #SurvivorStory #TraumaAwareness #SuicideAwareness #MentalHealthAwareness #LGBT #Feminism #Mauritius