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The responses I get from people are the worst

I was SA‘d last year by a close friend of mine. He borderline stalked me after and it’s destroyed my trust in others and myself.
I don’t usually talk to potential partners about what happened to me. I’ll mention it so they know, but I don’t like to give details. Something came over me last night and I gave more context than I usually would to a guy I met up with. He actually laughed at me and said that my friend really pulled one over on me. He was acting like it was a practical joke and that I had been fooled. He then told me any guy would take advantage of a situation like the one I was in with my friend. He acted like my rapist was just so much smarter than me and that it was too easy for him to hurt me.
I know that’s an unacceptable way to talk to people, but I wonder if he’s right. I already blame myself so much for what happened. Maybe I was an easy victim.
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Turtlepower · 36-40, M
Yeah, I want to say that's not normal, but I really fear it might be and it breaks my heart. You didn't deserve it then, you don't deserve it now, and you'll never deserve it in the future.
Yeah... those guys are both walking red flags... RUN, don't walk away from them both!!!
CountScrofula · 41-45, M
My God what a brutal thing to have happen and what the *fuck* is with this guy who laughed. I'm so sorry. It's so unsafe to be a woman trying to date.
becca00f · 22-25, F
You are not to blame. Being raped plays with your head
basilfawlty89 · 36-40, M
No, it's never the victim's fault.
This dude sounds like a douche.

 
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