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I (21M) got raped by two women. We were at a party and they were friends of a friend. I was drunk but still oriented, I remember refusing, I specifically told them to stop whatever they wanna do.
I didn't become your typical misogynist or incel. But I started to hate women, even the ones who are good. My girlfriend, my sisters, my friends, colleagues, random women, etc. I didn't tell anyone, except one person. She isn't a friend but we have a weird relationship. She isn't a friend but is the one I contact when I need help. She told me to go to this support circle.
I went to a support where anyone who faced a similar situation went to tell their experience, many were women but some men were there including myself.
The weird thing is, that I didn't feel any hate toward the women that I saw in that support circle. Not a single negative feeling toward them. Maybe because we can understand each other. Some of them feel the same way as me but said they don't feel any hate toward the men present there.
I broke up with my girlfriend and didn't explain anything to her.
AITAH for: breaking up with my girlfriend without an explanation, and for having negative feelings toward women in expecting for the ones who went throw trauma?
Sometimes things happen to us and it makes it hard to relate to other people, similarly it's hard for them to relate with you or properly express sympathy. Welcome to the broken club! With time you will heal and let go of the anger holding you back but you most likely won't feel the same kind of comfort or security you feel around people that have experienced the same traumas and troubles as yourself. You're young, try and find people you can relate with - God will help you find your people.
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