Dualism of Digital Society’s Acceptance of Spill The Tea Actions of Victims of Sexual Violence

The narrative of the victim through the tea spill phenomenon is expected to become an awareness of the issue of sexual violence, which is important to be maintained, especially in Indonesia, which does not yet fully have a legal umbrella that favors the victim. This study aims to identify how the digital community accepts the phenomenon of tea spills of sexual violence on social media. The method used is a qualitative approach with a phenomenological study. Informants in this study were victims of sexual violence who spilled tea. The results show that digital society's acceptance of the tea spill phenomenon of sexual violence at least affects public awareness of sexual violence. Judging from the response given by providing support to victims through positive comments, then encouraging other victims to speak up, it becomes a digital assessment room for perpetrators. But apart from that, many people still judge victims through negative comments and stigmatize victims until victims receive other forms of threats.