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AIBU?

AIBU to have just realised that I have been sexual assaulted many times

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PippiLongBottom · 23/10/2011 22:37

I had extremely large breasts as a young teen. I was a 30DD at 13 and my size 8 hour glass figure was very popular with the boys Hmm.

At 19 I had my breasts reduced on the NHS because my head was fucked.

It is only with many years of hindsight (I am 36) thanks to Mumsnet and a recently developed feminist perspective that I realise that all the 'incidents' that happened to me were sexual assaults/grooming and not my fault.

I have fb'd one of the cuntslprits tonight.

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PippiLongBottom · 23/10/2011 22:38

*culprits

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AnyPhantomFucker · 23/10/2011 22:38

YANBU

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Moomim · 23/10/2011 22:39

30DD isn't that big.

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Kayano · 23/10/2011 22:40

You fb'd them?!

I know what you mean though. I was a G cup at 15... It was pretty terrible and now I'm pg I'm a H cup :(

Can I ask how you get a reduction on the NHS? I'm too scared to look into it Blush

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mistressploppy · 23/10/2011 22:41

YANBU. How are you feeling about it now?

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worraliberty · 23/10/2011 22:41

Well it's hard to say YABU or YANBU without knowing what the 'incidents' were to be fair.

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AnyPhantomFucker · 23/10/2011 22:42

kayano...3 of my RL friends got breast reductions on the NHS

they have never looked back, seriously

one of them was swimming in a river and white water rafting 3 months after the op

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AnyPhantomFucker · 23/10/2011 22:44

Moomom what a stupid comment

30DD at 13 is bound to draw unwelcome attonetion (unfortunately)

as it would as a grown women, if the rest of your frame is very petite

what are you...competitive for biggest boobs ?

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AnyPhantomFucker · 23/10/2011 22:44

crap typing...sorry about that

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PippiLongBottom · 23/10/2011 22:52

30DD wasn't that big? It depends on what the incidents were? Are you both having a fucking laugh? I was a 28HH when I got them reduced, is that big enough for you?

The 'incidents' include; my shirt being ripped open at school (very often), being groped in the street by a grown man, being groped by a waiter when sat at a table with my parents, being groomed by a 24 year old man just out of prison and aquiescing to perform sexual favours on him (age 15), to be groped in clubs x20, and finally to be groped by my team leader at work.

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worraliberty · 23/10/2011 22:55

No of course I'm not having a fucking laugh Hmm

Now you've actually told us what the incidents were...YANBU

But please remember no-one here has a crystal ball.

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EllaDee · 23/10/2011 22:55

Oh, that is awful. I'm so sorry.

It makes me really angry the way people will talk about a child as if, because that child has some adult physical features, it somehow doesn't need to be treated age-appropriately. At 13 you deserved to be treated as a young teenager and left alone. Angry

I am hoping you get some closure from the fb contact - I couldn't do something like that, impressed at your strength! But take care, won't you? Don't let the pricks get you down about it.

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StewieGriffinsMom · 23/10/2011 22:55

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mistressploppy · 23/10/2011 22:55

And you've only just realised you were assaulted? Did you not tell anyone at the time?

Sorry you had to go through that lot

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squeakyfreakytoy · 23/10/2011 22:55

You sound very angry, (understandably).. but FB is not the right tool to go about getting revenge.

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EllaDee · 23/10/2011 22:56

Cross-posted (took ages typing, sorry) and have only just seen what actually happened - fucking hell! Angry

That's disgusting.

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Ilikedrinkingblood · 23/10/2011 22:56

God, no wonder you felt your head was fucked. You poor thing. Sometimes what is accepted at the time can be horrific in hindsight. You were so young you probably just thought that's how things were.
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Have you thought about counselling? It may help you to talk through this, you must be so angry and confused. Bastards.

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blackeyedsusan · 23/10/2011 22:57

fuck pippi, that is awful. of course it was assult.

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worraliberty · 23/10/2011 22:58

And if it actually took Mumsnet and a recently developed feminist perspective to make you realise being groped repeatedly and made to perform sexual favours is a sexual assault then I'm glad you found this site.

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chicletteeth · 23/10/2011 22:58

Fuck me OP.
You really need to post what your grievances are, before getting shirty about somebody questioning you over them

DD's aren't that big, but that doesn't mean you weren't assaulted.

Did you really not realise that your shirt being ripped open and being groped by your boss, wasn't right at the the time?

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StewieGriffinsMom · 23/10/2011 22:58

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Rollon2012 · 23/10/2011 22:59

I cant understand your anger , especially infront of your parents :O

however, genuinely what do you think fbking them will achieve??

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AnyPhantomFucker · 23/10/2011 22:59

worraliberty did you really need it spelling out to you what the nature of such sexual assaults might be ?

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EllaDee · 23/10/2011 22:59

I agree with ilike. I think it's a survival mechanism at the time - you feel confused and the attention seems 'positive' so you twist things in your mind to pretend it's ok/the fault was your body not their behaviour. Sad

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PippiLongBottom · 23/10/2011 22:59

Yeah, I think I am very angry. The 'unzipping dress' thread was a massive trigger. The fb one came about accidently because he called Kelly Clarkson some offensive names on his profile and I asked him if he thought he was a decent role model for his daughters and reminded him of what he did to me.

Re the guy who had just got out of prison: I read my diary a couple of weeks ago and only then did it hit me that he was 'grooming' me. For example he hugged me and kissed me because I had "shagged Mark". I was 14 then.

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