Lady Heather wrote:Geeklet wrote:The guy who got me drunk isn't important, because he took advantage of me and will have no part in my child's life. I admit that it was a bad decision to drink, but don't judge.
If you have a DNA test and he's the father then he's definitely going to play a part in the kid's life, that's not up to you to decide at that point. If he goes after visitation rights he may very well get them unless you take him to court over the rape..which I would have done long before now if I were you!

Savagery and Eloquence wrote:So, it seems like there's a few people here hung up on the victim-blame of the situation and I really felt this needed to be said:
Do you guys REALLY THINK she needs people on the Internet to tell her she shouldn't have been in the situation? Is it somehow your place to tell her that she shouldn't have drank as much as she did, or that she should watch her alcohol intake, be more careful next time, etc.? Because I'm about 100% sure that the OP is WELL aware of the situation, more than anyone else here, and I really don't believe that she somehow doesn't understand the causes and effects of what has happened to her. To have almost half of the commenters in this thread feel the need to somehow "warn" her or tell her what she should have done differently, or that she shouldn't make that same mistake again is offensive and hurtful, NOT JUST TO THE OP but to EVERY woman who may be in this thread who has been raped after drinking too much.
I can honestly say, after having the experience of drinking more than I could handle and having been raped as a result of that, NO ONE goes through that and doesn't realize the horrible, horrible mistake she has made. Guilt is a HUGE part of dealing with the trauma of having been sexually violated, those of you who have been through this know that. It is even more of a part when the rape could have been avoided by having been more cautious. It is not anyone's place to tell this girl what she did wrong, she is more than well aware of it, I'm sure. To have so many people in one place tell her "you should be more responsible", ESPECIALLY in a thread where she is trying to talk about her decisions regarding her PREGNANCY and NOT the rape.
Now. I'm sorry if I offended anyone by posting this. It is not directed to any one person in particular, but to the group collective, in defense of the woman who posted this thread to share the news about her child, can we all PLEASE stop making these comments. It's really rude, even if it wasn't intended that way.
Savagery and Eloquence wrote:So, it seems like there's a few people here hung up on the victim-blame of the situation and I really felt this needed to be said:
Do you guys REALLY THINK she needs people on the Internet to tell her she shouldn't have been in the situation? Is it somehow your place to tell her that she shouldn't have drank as much as she did, or that she should watch her alcohol intake, be more careful next time, etc.? Because I'm about 100% sure that the OP is WELL aware of the situation, more than anyone else here, and I really don't believe that she somehow doesn't understand the causes and effects of what has happened to her. To have almost half of the commenters in this thread feel the need to somehow "warn" her or tell her what she should have done differently, or that she shouldn't make that same mistake again is offensive and hurtful, NOT JUST TO THE OP but to EVERY woman who may be in this thread who has been raped after drinking too much.
I can honestly say, after having the experience of drinking more than I could handle and having been raped as a result of that, NO ONE goes through that and doesn't realize the horrible, horrible mistake she has made. Guilt is a HUGE part of dealing with the trauma of having been sexually violated, those of you who have been through this know that. It is even more of a part when the rape could have been avoided by having been more cautious. It is not anyone's place to tell this girl what she did wrong, she is more than well aware of it, I'm sure. To have so many people in one place tell her "you should be more responsible", ESPECIALLY in a thread where she is trying to talk about her decisions regarding her PREGNANCY and NOT the rape.
Now. I'm sorry if I offended anyone by posting this. It is not directed to any one person in particular, but to the group collective, in defense of the woman who posted this thread to share the news about her child, can we all PLEASE stop making these comments. It's really rude, even if it wasn't intended that way.
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