This is probably not the right place to confess this. But I don't have the courage to tell this to an actual person sitting in front of me. I don't expect to receive any sympathy in a place like this, "dude grow some balls" or "wow you're lucky lol" is probably the best I can hope for. With no expectation comes no disappointment, I just want to get this off my chest, instead of keeping it all bottled up. Bottling it up has taken too much of a toll.

When I was in 7th grade there was this girl that kept on picking on me. I was pretty used to being picked on at this point. I was (and still am) shy and socially awkward, and I had a fear of fighting back and standing up for myself and then getting kicked out of school. Kids have a finely tuned radar for weakness, and exploit it all too readily. She was one of the worse ones. She wouldn't just pick on me or call me names or throw spitballs at me, she would do things like kick me out of nowhere, or pinch me really hard, or get into a fight with me for something like not getting out of her way and punch me in the stomach, knocking the wind out, or put me in a headlock and squeeze so hard that I thought I was going to pass out. She was a lot bigger than me, sort of fat but also really strong, and I just sort of let her do these things so that she wouldn't get really mad and really hurt me. And I tried to be nice to her and make friends with her, which I tried to do with a lot of my bullies, and sometimes she would be nice for a while and act like she was my friend. I remember during one of those periods she wanted to play mercy, so we did, and I said "mercy" almost immediately but she kept going until I thought my wrists would break. I was left on the floor crying holding my hands, and of course the class thought this was hilarious.

And she did other things which I didn't know how to respond to at all. I heard her singing some song, something like "ooooh baby, ooh baby baby baby" and turn and see her looking straight into my eyes. I just looked down and stood there, feeling weird. She would grab my ass, or "accidentally" feel under my shirt. I was at the point in my development where I was just starting to figure out that girls might not be gross after all, and that it might be nice to kiss one. I didn't know how to handle these things, they left me feeling very confused and nervous and unsure.

I lived in a fairly dingy, crappy neighborhood, and there was one particularly dingy out of the way spot by an old concrete pile I would often go hang out at just because no one else did and I wanted to be alone. I would just sit there until it got dark, then go home and make a hot pocket or pb&j or whatever, do homework and go to bed. This was pretty much my life.

I was at my spot one day after school and she came along, I don't know if she found out I go there or if it was just chance. This was one of the periods where she was my "friend", and so I didn't get out of there but just said "hi" and pretended I was not very unhappy to see her. She was nice to me for a while, but then she started pushing me around. She wanted to wrestle, and even though I said "no" she grabbed me and threw me down on the ground, and I hit my head on a cinder block. It was weird because I didn't think I hit my head very hard at all, but it seemed like all of a sudden my pants were pulled down. She was standing beside me, and her shorts were on the ground by her shoes. I looked up to see her pale thighs and the bushy triangle of hair between them.

She was staring at me with these gleaming eyes, rubbing two fingers down there in a circle. I remember my heart beating so loudly I thought it would burst, feeling like I was spinning and falling. Things get hazy from here, it was like time was jumping from moment to moment. I know she told me to suck her pussy, I don't know if I said "no" or if I was just to scared to say anything but she started swatting at me and I was covering up and cowering. I know she dragged me to a grassy area, and then things become a real blur. I just remember impressions, the pain of her pulling my hair, the pain of her grinding into me and squeezing my head between her thighs, the strong smell and taste, her barking at me to stick out my tongue and wiggle it and to suck her, the choking and gasping for air, and the desperate drive to please her, to make it end, and so she wouldn't get angry and hurt me more. It seemed like it went on forever, but then all of a sudden I was looking up at her pulling up her shorts and walking off, leaving me on the ground.

I wiped off my face as best as I could and ran home. My mind was racing like it never had before. Scenes of what happened played in a loop, over and over. I felt like I was a different person, nothing looked the same. If I saw somebody I took huge detours around them, I couldn't face anyone. There was one thought that kept coming up, over: what if people found out? To me the shame and humiliation would be like the end of the world, so intense that it would literally kill me. The mocking faces, the sneers and pointing fingers and the contempt, which would never go away for the rest of my life, possessed me like an evil spirit. It was like the only goal in my life from then on was to prevent other people ever knowing what happened. When I got home I showered for at least two hours and went straight to bed, but I couldn't sleep at all.

The next day passed like a dream. People would talk to me and I would stare at them but not even know they were there. I was completely in my own world, like a shell had formed between me and reality (it never really left). The only thing that was important was that people don't find out. Everything else was secondary. But I saw her clearly enough. She told me she needed to talk to me really badly after school. So she was going to apologize. Or maybe she was afraid of getting caught and was going to beg me to be quiet about it.

I had no idea how I was going to respond but I needed her to apologize, it would help get things back to normal in my head. I fantasized about her getting on her knees and begging forgiveness, not just for yesterday but for everything she had done to me, and it felt good. She was already there when I got there, sitting on a ledge. I stood there, waiting for her to speak. She told me to get on my knees.

I couldn't believe it. I was so mad, everything went red. I was really going to punch her, after all this time. And then my anger drained as quickly as it came, and was replaced by hopelessness. I couldn't fight her, she would kill me. If I ran away, either she would catch me and things would be way worse, or she would tell everybody. Sure she might get in some trouble, but it wouldn't be anything compared to what would happen to me. There was nothing I could do. I walked forward slowly, looking down, and got on my knees in front of her. My hands were shaking as I reached forward to pull down her shorts for her, but before I did I revealed what a truly weak person I was... I looked up and said "please be nice to me." She just nodded... she was shaking too, but from excitement.

And she was nice to me, a little nicer at least, that time and all the times after that. I learned to appreciate the little kindnesses. I learned what it meant to be someone's bitch. I learned that it went much better for me mentally if I didn't treat the things she did to me as horrible insults and violations of my personal integrity, but rather take the mindset that she was a much better and stronger and worthier person than me, and this was the way things were supposed to be, and the only thing I needed to worry about was making her as happy with me as possible. It made the pain hurt less when she would yank my hair, or hump me so hard I was afraid my nose would break, and dulled the humiliation of her peeing in my mouth, of when she would turn around and bend over and I would have to spread her cheeks and rim her. She was better than me, so it was ok, it was her right.

Like I said I expect no sympathy from anyone. But now I am all alone in life, and I hate myself. I can't be with women becasue the scent of their arousal makes me scared and angry, and I withdraw completely. I feel completely remote from my sexuality. I like to cut myself, but not where people can see. People tell me "you're so handsome I can't believe you're alone why don't you find somebody etc. etc." which makes me want to destroy my face with a knife and show people how ugly I really am on the inside.

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by Anonymous on Dec 6, 2012 at 6:52 AM

dude pleaase dont hurt your self. as much pain you are in she is in worse

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by Anonymous on Dec 6, 2012 at 5:10 PM

Even if she was, would that really help me? But don't worry, I won't.

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by Anonymous on Dec 6, 2012 at 7:44 PM

Since you haven't discussed this with anyone, I would assume that means you also haven't tried to get help from a professional to try and work through the fear, humiliation, and degradation that she put you through. You were raped, multiple times, by a bully. It makes it no less significant that you are the male in this situation. My heart breaks for you. I am glad that you were able to at least share this burden. I am sure you'll get some "stupid" comments from idiots on here, but I wanted you to know that you were very brave to put this out there. I hope it brings you some healing.

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by Anonymous on Dec 6, 2012 at 10:49 PM

Thank you for the kind words.

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by Anonymous on Dec 6, 2012 at 10:57 PM

Fuck that bully. Do not fear for this was never your fault. And it's great that you are not hurting yourself. After all, your life and looks and practically everything is too precious for you to waste on such scum. I commend you for your courage with this confession of yours. And look ahead. There is always something in life for you to look forward to, and remember that you cannot possibly be bullied anymore. Thanks for being awesome.

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by Anonymous on Dec 8, 2012 at 8:06 AM

Odd isn't it, how she can no longer touch you anymore but the memories of her ABUSE and SEXUAL ASSAULT upon you can sometimes still rob you of your present and future happiness.

Sincerely, the words of another above captured it well: there are competent and devoted professionals who have helped many who have had similar experiences, and it can be life-changing. Whatever your life is now, in your taking this step, there is a WILL WITHIN YOU to be done with this experience; working through what has happened to you with a therapist with experience in addressing assault and sexual battery will be worth every moment -- even the many moment in therapy in which it may appear to you that nothing is happening or getting better. Even if the outcome is imperfect, just losing the 'rage' that eats away at yourself, the self-directed inquisitions over why you did not or could not defend yourself, and the feeling of incapacitation will come less intensely and less frequently, and with that the need to over-compensate for the humiliation to which you were subjected will allow real, good people to feel more at ease in your presence. That's the beginning of a bumpy hike along the path towards what you know is missing in your life.

All the best to you.

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by Anonymous on Dec 8, 2012 at 5:36 PM

Thanks to everyone for being supportive. I was (maybe masochistically) expecting some kind of torrent of abuse. Thank you for defying this expectation. I agree that therapy would probably be a good idea for me, despite my extreme apprehension discussing this face to face, though it would be difficult financially. But your kindness and encouragement does help, thank you.
:)

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by Anonymous on Dec 9, 2012 at 4:53 AM

I agree with everyone that commented above me.
I also want to add; you're worth as much as the person next to you, never think of yourself as useless or powerless. I struggle with similar issues relating to self worth, but under different circumstances.
I do hope one day you'll be able to find someone that treats you the way that you deserve to be treated (with love and support!).
Good luck to you :) x

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by Anonymous on Dec 29, 2012 at 12:29 PM

Is it wrong that I was turned on reading this??

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by Anonymous on Jan 31, 2013 at 8:22 PM

I'm speeches by such cruelty she showed you. These memories will never fade but you can always block them and try therapy, by what you went threw you probably need it.

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by Anonymous on Jan 31, 2013 at 8:23 PM

Speechless*

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by Anonymous on Jan 31, 2013 at 8:23 PM

Speechless*

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by Anonymous on Jan 31, 2013 at 8:29 PM

I'm speechless by such cruelty she showed you. These memories will never fade but you can always block them and try therapy, by what you went threw you probably need it.

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by Anonymous on Feb 10, 2013 at 9:31 PM

In my non expert opinion you are suffering from post traumatic stress due to being repeatedly raped. Yes what she did to you counts as rape. She is an oportunistic serial sexual preditor and I absolutely guarantee that she has done this since and probably frequently to any male she perceives as too weak to fight her off. As such people get older they tend to keep vicimizing and typically the age of their victims don't change much. In other words she is most likely doing this to some helpless little boy as you are reading this. I suggest you find out what the laws are in your area as the statute of limitations for this crime may not have run out. In some places there is no statute of limitations for this crime. People like her often graduate from rape to murder.

I was horribly abused as a child in many ways and was unable to do anything about it until I became an adult. I presume you are an adult or at least old enough to discus this with law enforcement. Seek out an attorney and try to find one that specializes in sex abuse cases and not one who defends sexual preditors. Try to find your local rape crisis center and contact them. If they say they cannot help you due to you being a guy ask them to refer you to someone that can. They should be able to assist you in seeking redress.

And remember one thing. You are not the bad person here. She is. You had the right to say no. Just because she may have convinced you at the time that you did not does not change the fact that you did. The fact that you gave in after a while and let her do what she was going to do does not change your status as a rape victim. This is a tactic that rapists use. They use physical bullying to coerce you into submission until you just cave in. You have done nothing wrong.

She is the bad one not you. She is the one that is unworthy of kissing the ground you walk on not the other way around. She should be kissing your ass begging for forgiveness. Don't hold your breath though. Preditors like her don't even acknowledge the humanity of their victims.

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by Anonymous on Feb 10, 2013 at 9:42 PM

As a side note. I know of at least one couple who have been hapily married for about 10 years and they have two wonderful little kids. I am and have been close to them for years. They met at a rape crisis center. She had been raped repeatedly by an adult male relative and he had been raped and sodomized by a male relative of the same age as he was but under the control of his mother who also joined in. They co-miserated and went to the same sex abuse victims group. Over a couple of years they fell in love and got married. they were both terrified of the opposite sex and learned together not to fear the opposit sex. Their children are proof that they worked it out together.

I am not saying that you will find love in this same way but speaking to other rape victims or victims of sex abuse may help you to overcome some of what you are experiencing. The best person to speak to in all traumatic things is someone who has experienced the same thing. I know that the biggest fear that many sex abuse victims have is being judged. Someone who is in your shoes will be far less likely to judge you and you will find it easier to trust them to talk to. I can tell you this from experience.

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by Anonymous on Feb 10, 2013 at 9:46 PM

When I was a small child my aunt abused me sexually. She was 10 years older. She was also my frequent baby sitter. Her games resulted in permanent damage to my genitals. I later found out she abused my cousins just as badly. When she had kids all of her kids ended up being drug adicts and got into a lot of legal trouble. Many years later I found out that she had been raped by her grandfather throughout her childhood and that includes while she was abusing me. My point is it is very possible that this girl who was a monster to you may have herself been the victim of someone who perhaps raped her or even forced her to orally satisfy them. I am not saying this excuses what she did. I am only saying that she may have picked on you as a way of coping with her own experiences. She may very well have already been punished badly for what she did to you but just prior to doing it to you if that makes sense.

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