I dont know how to feel about this
A little over a year ago, someone who i thought was my best friend (M) decided to ask me and my gay friend (C) if we wanted to have a threesome. And you see M wasnt gay or bicurious he really didnt want anything to do with C he just wanted to have sex with me and didnt want C to feel left out since we were in C's room and drinking with him. Well after a while it ended up that C was just laying there watching M and I have sex, and everything was fine until he put it in my butt, i laughed and i told him to stop and he took it out and continued vaginally for a few minutes and then i feel him put it in again amd it hurt so i pushed him off of me and I rolled over on my back and he just lifted my legs and put it in again and i kept telling him to stop and he wouldnt, so i rolled over and tried to sit up so he couldn't do it anymore and he just pushed me against the bed and kept going until he finished. And after i just got up and went to the bathroom and cried for a bit and my butt was bleeding. And i just i dont know, whith my boyfriend i tried anal and it made me have flashbacks and to this day it still affects me. And i just cant seem to get over it, and it (along with other things) habe caused me to have serious abandonment issues that actually ruined the relationship i had with that boyfriend. I still love him and i really want help because he said in maybe a year once we both habe grown more as people we can be together but i just dont know what to do to get over this.
@TAlvarez99
It's obviously you had a bad experience, and sorry that has happen to you. I'm honestly not sure what to say. Other then that person is not a good person because he did not respect you wishes. And maybe talk to someone you can trust about your experience.
I'm sorry those things happened to you. You said stop ane he didn't - that's rape. It's a horrific and traumatic experiencence and it's understandable you're still affected by this.
I think working on this with a therapist might be a very good idea. Talking about it with someone you trust might help too. My own therapist told me that talking about it was the first step to revover, when I disclosed a past sexual assault to her.