Hate the touch.
Hi.
When I was 10 years old, my step-brother who is 4 years older than me gone to my bed (because we sleeped in the same room) in the middle of the night. I was sleeping, but when I felt his hand touching me I woke up and turned on the light.
I didn't understand what happened until I was a little older, and bad things started to happened to me.
Like, being touched for bulliers just because "my reactions was so funnies", just little touchs like tickles, but I hated it...
Stalk, bullying, bad jokes wich implied tickles, tighten me, pinch me. Even grab me, push me down and keep me there until someone else intervene in my favor (thing that did not happen often).
And in the last years the horrible idea of someone near to me and touching my skin... well, not sound too horrible, comparate with some years ago. But I still hate the touch, and the worst is that the people doesn't comprehend it!
If I say "Please, don't touch me" for whatever reason, that person always TOUCH ME. Sometimes they does it in my back, or when I'm not seeing, and that's worst because I always hit or kick when I feel something like that.
It's horrible, also because after I can not calm me down easily. For many hours I would be alert, ansiouxs and very scared for some simple touch.
I don't really know what should I do, when I think that it isn't haunt me anymore somebody came and touch me again.
Hey there @AnMML
First of all I can imagine that it had to be really hard to come here and open up about this and I am really proud of you for doing so and happy that you have done so.
I am terribly sorry you have had to go through all that, I cannot even imagine how hard it may have been to deal with all that and I think it is totally understandable that after all you really do not like to be touched.
Of course, it can be really hard, as it is a very common way of interacting with people and some people may do not even register it and have a hard time keeping themselves from little touches. Even I usually start with offering virtual hugs here but I have felt like it would be not appropriate currently.
It can be especially hard as it is extremely tough to open about traumas like this and if you do not give a reasong some peopel tend to disregard things like this - and I do thing that lack of personal boundaries of some people truly is a problem, sadly.
I mean, I guess it is a learning process. It is taking time for those around you to register and really learn this thing that they have to keep themselves from touching you as well I feel like really this is a learning process going on in our society to better understand and support people who had to go through such terrible things.
I think what you can do is repeat it to people if they do not keep to it, even 100 times if needed and do not ever feel bad about it, you have the right to set your own boundaries and your boundaries and you are important!
Of course I know it is hard and really unfair with you but I do want you to know that we are all here with you to support you through this and help you as best as we can! 
Stay awesome!
Hey, @AnMML.
First off, I am so sorry for what happened. You do not deserve that.
What you are experiencing is a normal reaction to an abnormal situation. It is completely understandable for you to feel the way you feel given what you have experienced.
You have the right to to set boundaries with others and not be touched when you do not want to be touched. If they do not respect your boundaries, you do not have to continue being around them. Consent is always important.
If you want, it may be helpful to consider talking to a therapist who is specialized in treating trauma. If you live in the U.S. and have insurance, you can check with your covered providers or your local community mental health center. Of course, there are also therapists here on 7cups who would love to help you. If you don't want to do that, that's okay too; you always have people who care for you and want to help you. Local support groups in addition to online ones such as this may also be helpful.