I know this question is pretty awkward, but I'm in an awkward situation. Basically, I met a girl in another country, in Central America, and I went down there to spend a couple months with her and her family. So after a couple weeks there we spoke about having a relationship, she agreed. Everything is great for one week, then she changes - says she doesn't have romantic feelings for me any more, yet doesn't want to break up because she knows (in her words) that I'm a great person for her. She's had this problem with other boyfriends in the past as well. So I was thinking it was a maturity issue - the classic women never know what they want - although she is 26 years old. But then I'm talking to someone I know who was a rape victim, and she's telling me that she used to do the same thing as this girl, and that she thinks there's a good chance my girlfriend is a victim of rape. So I'm wondering if there's any characteristics common to most rape victims that might be an indicator?
2006-08-16
04:03:36
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Just to clarify, we didn't have, or attempt to have sex, we did make out and she didn't have any issues with that.
2006-08-16
04:17:36 ·
update #1