There is a tendency in awareness campaigns to frame survivors as "superheroes" or "inspiring figures" simply for existing or surviving. While well-intentioned, this can be dehumanizing. It places the burden on the survivor to be positive and uplifting, rather than angry or demanding. It suggests that society only values survivors if they are "over it" or "thriving." Ethical campaigns allow survivors to be messy, angry, and unresolved, reflecting the true complexity of recovery.