Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes I did. He is amazing and supportive.
I feel bad for the women who don’t feel secure enough with their spouse to tell.
I feel bad for women who aren’t secure enough with themselves to avoid catty comments directed at rape victims.
Plus a million. What is wrong with some people.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pls explain why you wouldn’t tell your spouse? It’s a pretty big thing that affected you? Why be ashamed?
This is so offensive. For some people it is very painful to talk about. Go away.
Surely it would come up at some point In a twenty year marriage.
NP. Jeez. You know nothing of trauma, apparently.
Actually I do. I told DH early on. I can’t imagine not telling him about something that affected me so much.
That's because you have a limited imagination.
How so?
If you can't imagine that some victims would act differently than you, you have a limited imagination.
Yet you fail to communicate why you wouldn’t tell.
You seem to have issues in general with communication.
Anonymous wrote:Not really because it was one of those things where other people would think it was my fault. I don't think I was "abused" anyway but more like taken advantage of, at least that is how I think of it. And I was an adult.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes I did. He is amazing and supportive.
I feel bad for the women who don’t feel secure enough with their spouse to tell.
I feel bad for women who aren’t secure enough with themselves to avoid catty comments directed at rape victims.
Plus a million. What is wrong with some people.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes I did. He is amazing and supportive.
I feel bad for the women who don’t feel secure enough with their spouse to tell.
I feel bad for women who aren’t secure enough with themselves to avoid catty comments directed at rape victims.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes I did. He is amazing and supportive.
I feel bad for the women who don’t feel secure enough with their spouse to tell.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pls explain why you wouldn’t tell your spouse? It’s a pretty big thing that affected you? Why be ashamed?
This is so offensive. For some people it is very painful to talk about. Go away.
Surely it would come up at some point In a twenty year marriage.
NP. Jeez. You know nothing of trauma, apparently.
Actually I do. I told DH early on. I can’t imagine not telling him about something that affected me so much.
That's because you have a limited imagination.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pls explain why you wouldn’t tell your spouse? It’s a pretty big thing that affected you? Why be ashamed?
This is so offensive. For some people it is very painful to talk about. Go away.
Surely it would come up at some point In a twenty year marriage.
NP. Jeez. You know nothing of trauma, apparently.
Actually I do. I told DH early on. I can’t imagine not telling him about something that affected me so much.
That's because you have a limited imagination.
How so?
If you can't imagine that some victims would act differently than you, you have a limited imagination.
Anonymous wrote:Yes I did. He is amazing and supportive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pls explain why you wouldn’t tell your spouse? It’s a pretty big thing that affected you? Why be ashamed?
This is so offensive. For some people it is very painful to talk about. Go away.
Surely it would come up at some point In a twenty year marriage.
NP. Jeez. You know nothing of trauma, apparently.
Actually I do. I told DH early on. I can’t imagine not telling him about something that affected me so much.
That's because you have a limited imagination.
How so?