ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月19日 09時23分

Last March, 5 women gathered near Albany to enter a secret sisterhood they were told was created to empower women. To gain admission, they had to give their recruiter — or “master” — naked photos or other compromising material. They were warned that such “collateral” might be publicly released if the group’s existence were disclosed. The women belonged to a self-help organization called #Nxivm. Sarah Edmondson, one of the participants, said she’d been told she would get a small tattoo as part of the initiation. But she wasn’t prepared for what came next. Each woman was told to undress and lie on a massage table, while 3 others restrained her. According to one of them, their “master” instructed them to say: “Master, please brand me, it would be an honor.” A female doctor then used a cauterizing device to sear a small symbol below each woman’s hip. “I wept the whole time,” Sarah recalled. “I disassociated out of my body.” As Nxivm members reveal disturbing practices and fears of blackmail, the self-help organization has begun to unravel. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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