I was in a relationship for two years. At first, my boyfriend was the best anyone could ever ask for. But after 6 months, he changed starting to slap me and choke me. It’s been getting worse and worse until a point her would rape me. I have passed out many times waking up sore and scared. I tired getting away but he would blackmail me. Then my uncle started to see me more recently I never thought anything of it until he pushed me up against the wall and started kissing me. He tried touching me but he was very drunk and fell. I keep telling my self he was just drunk. But now every time I see him he will grab my ass and let his hand slip. I can’t tell anyone as he is happily married and is the carer for his wife I couldn’t put her though that. My boyfriend eventually snapped and me punched me raped me and choked me until I woke up naked. He said I was dumped so I guess I’m free from him now. Just have to hide from my uncle as well.
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You shouldn’t have to hide from your uncle! I know you don’t want to put your family through that, and you’re afraid of what they might do or think, but you should be able to stick up for yourself! Don’t let this go on!
If you let things go on, it can get much much worse. Even if you avoid him, he will probably find a way to get you alone. It usually starts small then escalates into something bigger. You should tell your family! It’s not your actions that are hurting your family, it’s his! Also, he could hurt someone else as well as you in the meantime. I know it’s hard but next time this happens to you, you need to report it. This is sexual assault. Not reporting is why people think and actually do get away with it. They make their victims feel small, afraid, and alone. But you are not alone. You are worth more than this, I promise.