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originally posted by: Damla
a reply to: Allaroundyou
well we know there is no such thing..%100 trust can be only with your brother may be and still there are chances he may go snoring and ruin your sleep.
Man that’s fugged, sorry to hear that.
originally posted by: 3n19m470
originally posted by: Damla
a reply to: Allaroundyou
well we know there is no such thing..%100 trust can be only with your brother may be and still there are chances he may go snoring and ruin your sleep.
My mom's brother crawled into my mom's bed drunk while she slept and raped her. He apologized severely. Then a short time later, he did it again.
originally posted by: Allaroundyou
a reply to: ClovenSky
This may sound messed up. But here it is. Screw the rules of engagement. Just be straight up and tell them what your intentions are. No games no nothin. Then you get either one of two answers. Don’t get butt hurt if the answer is not a yes. Just move on.
originally posted by: Boadicea
originally posted by: BoneSay
I did a terrible thing
No, you didn't. You did nothing wrong. Your friend was wrong for violating your person while you were vulnerable.
...I reacted terrible hostile and hit him in the face with my knee and broke his nose.
No. You acted instinctively in self defense. He acted as a predator -- a sexual predator -- and you were his prey.
I think he just let himself go...
Don't make excuses for him. And don't blame yourself for protecting yourself.
I lost a friend and maybe more.
A true friend would apologize to YOU for. taking advantage of you in a vulnerable position and betraying your trust and friendship.
How can i fix this? Please could you tell me if you know some words i could say that help in not losing this great friend?
You cannot fix this. You did nothing wrong. Only he can fix this by understanding and apologizing for HIS wrongdoing.
The best you can do is give him an opportunity to make amends to you. Tell him that you are sorry he was hurt, and that you were only acting instinctively to protect yourself, but that HE wrongly put you in that position. If he accepts responsibility and apologizes and promises he's learned his lesson, perhaps you can re-build a friendship on that foundation.
But if he blames you in any way, shape or form, then he is NOT your friend and you should walk away and just say good riddance to bad rubbish.
I had a very bad event at 13...
I'm so very sad to hear that. It's no wonder you reacted as you did. Don't blame yourself.
Good luck and brightest blessings ❤
originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: BoneSay
Oh Say, I just read this, don't stress about the broken nose, every man needs one once in his life.
You reacted and that is fair enough, if he's a reasonable guy he'll understand, if not then # him off.
I've never had a knee in my face for kissing a girls belly because I only do stuff like that if I know it is wanted by the girl. He #ed up, you just reacted, he has learned a lesson about boundaries and making sure about what a girl wants or doesn't.
Don't be too worried, explain your side, and if he doesn't accept it then meh, get over it. My nose has been broken many times, if he's gonna cry about that then he deserves a bitch slap next time lol
originally posted by: TinySickTears
I'm 40 and have had only 3 romantic partners