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I Lost My Virginity To Rape

I Didn't Understand - Trigger Warning

By: SuddenApocalypse
Written on November 12th, 2012
Age: 16-17 , Female
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    Kc92

    Sometimes it only takes one person's bravery to let other's know they are not alone. If you were to tell the police then it might start a chain reaction where other's back you up. Just look at the Jimmy Saville debacle - a few people came forward and within weeks there were hundreds...
    But it's your choice, I'm sorry to be harsh but the reality is if you don't tell someone - even if it's just your mom - you'll spend the rest of your life wishing you had. I trust me, I know.
    Good luck x

    Nov 19, 2012
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    LawGuy2

    I am so sorry, from the bottom of my heart, that such a terrible thing happened to you. You are an innocent victim and NOBODY deserves something like that.

    What to do: I advise that you contact the police as soon as possible. This is an issue for law enforcement, not for the school. You would absolutely be believable, especially if you have no record of dishonesty. In addition, the teacher might have a criminal record and/or a record of other girls/women complaining about him, which would also add to your credibility.

    It is completely understandable if you are scared and reluctant to contact the police, but I think you should--doing so will help your healing, and it could prevent something similar from happening to other girls. Your teacher should be put in prison for what he did.

    Good luck, and again, I am so sorry.

    Nov 19, 2012
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    HumanLion

    My sympathies for what happened to you. You should tell your mother about what happened to you otherwise there is no guarantee that your teacher won't try again. Sure you will say that you won't give him the opportunity, but look at it this way, you will be saving a lot more lives. Tell only your mother, I repeat your mother, not father. Fathers are usually hot-headed and might take the law into their own hands.

    Nov 12, 2012
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      rosydean

      Well i may be 13 but i know the right thing to do is tell some one. This is no laghing mater and that bad man can go to jail. hope you tell some one

      Nov 12, 2012
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