Sharon

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It was a rape which was forceful, and it plays a big impact in my life which I don’t like. Up till
now if am with a guy, I expect the guy to touch me. Even if I am not dating the person, I will
want the person to harass me and the rest. Not only that they will do the same thing, but I also
want them to do the same thing.
It happened at night; I was at fault actually. It was at night; I am a kind of person who doesn’t
like light. I like walking alone; I went to get food at night. And he dragged me on the way to an
uncompleted building…
We were just friend, but he always claimed he like me, but I was already in relationship. I was
already in a relationship. So, he dragged me to an uncompleted building… Been that it is late,
almost everybody has gone to their hostel…

So, I don’t have strength to shout for someone to hear me. And then when we got to the
building… after everything it felt like it was normal for him, I had injuries, I had bruise, I had
tear (Sigh) that was how it happened. Yes. I live my life till today.

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