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AIBU?

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AIBU expect anonymity for a serious assault <trigger warning>

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TeslaGirls · 29/08/2019 19:51

Can't remember my password so can't name change Blush

A few years ago I was seriously sexually assaulted, which still affects me in certain situations. I am close friends with a couple, one of the couple knows my history and told the other. This person then told another person, who has now told at least three other people. I work with them all.

AIBU to be cheesed off? There is no need for anyone else to know, while there is a genuine reason for the first person to know. It's resulted in me really struggling with knowing who to trust (on daft day to day things, not hugely confidential stuff) when I already have massive issues with learning to trust people.

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MothershipG · 29/08/2019 21:47

That's not on at all, I'm sorry that happened to you and that the friend you confided in let you down.

Do you feel able to challenge them about it? I wouldn't blame you if not but they really need to know how upset you are.

Elieza · 29/08/2019 22:07

I’d want to remind them that this info was supposed to be confidential and sharing it wasn’t appropriate. They shouldn’t have been talking about your private business. I’d be upset they shared it. Especially when there was no need to. Sorry they did that Flowers

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