4 years ago I was drugged and raped by a female friend. I don't know what she gave me but I was still able to move, I was just really exhausted and felt like I was half asleep but couldn't quite get there. I didn't realize what she was doing, I thought I was sick or something so I had her carry me to my bed, but she undressed me and when she started getting undressed I tried to run, but moving felt like I was dragging anchors on each limb.

All she had to do was push me back down onto the bed. When she pinned me I tried pushing her off but by that point I could barely even move let alone get her off me. I gave up fighting when she kissed me and I realized I couldn't even hold my mouth closed. After that, she moved onto other things, she used her fingers and her mouth on me, and before she finished she forced me to orgasm multiple times. As weak as I was feeling it felt like I was going to die each time. Then she used my fingers to get off.

She tied me to the bedpost and covered me up like I was just going to sleep, and eventually I did. When I woke up the drug had worn off and I untied myself and went for help. After we went to the police they did everything they could to drop it, I overheard one officer say something about it not really being rape if it's two girls, and they said there was no way they could prove she did it without evidence of physical trauma and a dna sample, but I couldn't give them either because she didn't do anything that physically hurt me and for some reason they wouldn't accept what was on my fingers as evidence.

After like a week of seeing her at school and having everyone at school staring at me for this or that rumor that they heard, I convinced my parents to move us away from there. Aside from my parents and the police I never actually told anyone what happened and I needed to put this out somewhere.

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by Anonymous on Mar 6, 2014 at 8:10 AM

I believe you, men do get raped too. Tell you something about rape, its about control not sex. Seek counseling and they are well aware of men being raped like like women are.

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by Anonymous on Mar 6, 2014 at 8:56 AM

I am the original poster and I will say that I definitely support male rape victims, I just thought I'd point out that I am a woman. In this case I, a girl, was being raped by another girl. I don't know whether they would take this more or less seriously at a police station than if I were a man, but I was given the impression while I was there that they were actually enjoying the thought of a girl being raped by another girl.

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by Anonymous on Mar 6, 2014 at 11:10 AM

I'm really sorry, I was the one who replied above and it was my mistake.

My heart goes out to you and the police did not do their job in my opinion. What happened to you was wrong and I'm thinking that the police may have been taken back and unsure how to go about it without you being checked out by a doctor maybe? Most cases consist of proof done by a doctor using a rape kit.

Though I wish I had advise for you, I hope that your story brings awareness to others and people like that are put away where they belong. Big hugs to you and stay strong.

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