She Was RAPED!! When She Did Not Know The Meaning of RAPE!!
By archiee
@archiee (322)
India
January 31, 2007 11:49pm CST
She was abused at her 9 age!! she is my friend. When she was at her age of 9, most children don't know the meaning of rape either, she was raped everyday in her own house, and not by any other outside person but her own cousin brother. this girl did not know what actually this guy was doing... once she told this to her dad too...but nothing could happen on this..today she feels depressed as to what bad did she do to others that god behaved bad with her. now she is scared to believe in relations. she don't want to believe in relations at all...i have explained her!! how will you
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6 responses
@swethasmiles (113)
• India
14 Feb 07
thats really very sad hope it doesn't happen to anyone else. she really would feel very low and its your duty to keep her motivated and make her feel good. life is all about twist and turns but this kind is one of the worst. guess she'll feel much better if she could shift to a new place.
@anjalisk2005 (1492)
• India
7 Feb 07
i can understand whats going on ur friend.tell her that it happend long time back when she was a kid-at a time when she was not even matured physically i.e., her body did not become a "women" so she was not raped but abused!!tell her become strong find a good guy in life and show that cousin of hers that she is great and is all fine and has got a better guy.life is worth living dear!!
@jayalaksmi (1039)
• India
1 Feb 07
You are her freind. You can help her. Try to make her feel better and also make her meet someone whom you believe to be good freind so that she can feel better. She needs a good freind.
@marymarj2002 (1769)
• Philippines
12 Feb 07
That is a sad story. I understand why your friend feels that way. The best thing that she can do now is to pray! Pray for strength, guidance and peace. I know one day God would give her the right man. Be there always to her, support her and encourage her that there are still good people left in this world.
@Ricgav_30 (71)
• Philippines
7 Feb 07
The parents have the most influence that can help her. It's a truamatic experience and would take a long time to heal the pain, but she needs to move on and face the reality of life. You in a way can help being a friend, but that would be real hard on your part on how to talk to her not to sound like you're reminding her of what happened. Jut try your best, what she needs now is company so that's the least you can do always.
