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in reply to a message by Selwyn
Gia
Picture my right hand tangled in your hair as my open left hand aquaints itself with your mouth (after I torture the schwantz using #2 fishhooks and Betadine).
Number 1: IT WAS NOT YOUR FAULT that schwantz invaded your space. If I'm reading this correctly, you didn't invite him to do what he did in the first place and you reitterated that you wanted him to leave you alone. He was almost, but not quite, guilty of sexual assault.
Number 2: Legally, the moment you said "No" to him, he was guilty of assault. You could've called the police. I think you should contact your local Women's Crisis Line and tell someone who has the resources at his/her fingertips about what happened and ask what you could/should do. They even have the telephone numbers of other places you can go to for long-term assistance.
I, too, am a survivor of criminal assaults (luckily, none of the attempteds were successful, but I'm still a bit leary of physically going around with members of the male gender except in professional situations or in groups of eight or more).
Now, take care of both yourself and your little ones and keep in mind that, the next time you see the schwantz, get away from him by joining a group of people or by turning around. Better yet, give him the proverbial finger and take control of the whole situation, even if it may make you feel that you're creating an unwarranted scene.
Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
Picture my right hand tangled in your hair as my open left hand aquaints itself with your mouth (after I torture the schwantz using #2 fishhooks and Betadine).
Number 1: IT WAS NOT YOUR FAULT that schwantz invaded your space. If I'm reading this correctly, you didn't invite him to do what he did in the first place and you reitterated that you wanted him to leave you alone. He was almost, but not quite, guilty of sexual assault.
Number 2: Legally, the moment you said "No" to him, he was guilty of assault. You could've called the police. I think you should contact your local Women's Crisis Line and tell someone who has the resources at his/her fingertips about what happened and ask what you could/should do. They even have the telephone numbers of other places you can go to for long-term assistance.
I, too, am a survivor of criminal assaults (luckily, none of the attempteds were successful, but I'm still a bit leary of physically going around with members of the male gender except in professional situations or in groups of eight or more).
Now, take care of both yourself and your little ones and keep in mind that, the next time you see the schwantz, get away from him by joining a group of people or by turning around. Better yet, give him the proverbial finger and take control of the whole situation, even if it may make you feel that you're creating an unwarranted scene.
Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
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