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I was fifteen when I said no but a hand pressed against the back of my neck as tears ran down my face   he said "*if you loved me you'd do it. you wouldn't be crying*" and he took what he wanted anyways. I wish I'd known better; I wish I'd told my mother. I was seventeen Dating the only boy I've ever  I loved when his fingers grazed my neck and I cried and apologized because I couldn't explain why. I couldn't tell my mother. I was twenty one when I finally realized what happened to me wasn't the way it was supposed to be and I lost something I didn't know I had that I'd never know why; that I should've listened to my mother I was twenty three when he returned with the audacity to ask if I wanted to hook up I wish I'd had the courage to say something to tell him what he did wasn't fair that I should've known better, that he should've been better; that I wish I'd listened to my mother.
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Jun 26, 2020
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#metoo#assault#twassault#tw#relationships#love
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