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If you’re a survivor reading this, just know that I believe you. I was sexually abused by my brother and if you were as well, it’s totally valid and you don’t have to let it go just because they were your family. You don’t have to keep that person in your life, no matter who they are. Cut that person off as soon as you get the chance and live the life you’ve always dreamed of
Healing is very possible, though, in my opinion; the feeling will randomly come back and as much healed as you think you are, there will be times where you break down, so you just got to learn to live with it and use it to your ability… share your story, so you and others dont feel alone. It’s hard but it’s worth it. And, don’t feel ashamed to cry. Let it out. You deserve to feel emotions. Sometimes feeling these emotions can help you heal. Talk to people. Tell someone what happened to you. Don’t keep to yourself.
Okay, so I’m sharing my story. Crying on a random night on Date When I was little, my oldest brother would be so touchy feely with me. He always gravitated toward me and wouldn't keep his hands or his eyes off of me for some reason and I was unsure what it meant. That went on for a while and I still feel sick seeing the child hood photos of us and him holding me in his lap. I was still innocent at the time… but, I remember this one time in specific. The night I can’t seem to forget about. We were playing a hide n seek game in the dark… and he had to catch me ! Once he did, he pushed me down on the ground and forced me in place, holding me down so I couldnt get up. He was touching my body. And then he took my pants and underwear off and pretty much forced my legs apart and said, “Let’s see how long I can last,” and then he put his head in between my thighs and started using his mouth on my vagina. He stuck his tongue inside me and I just couldn’t move at all. After that, I wasn’t sure what it meant. I was busy dealing with my horrible, abusive mother so I didn’t know what to believe but my brother? He wouldn’t leave me alone. There were times when my dad would jokingly scare me and I would scream my brothers name and get all scared, even not knowing what it fully was. My dad was all contused. But yeah, this is my story shortened down. I need to share it so I’d stop crying
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