Triggering (Abuse): Rapist Neighbor

[QueenElsa]

My rapist shot me in the head [edited] and I survived.

He lives on my block.

He sent a [edited] after me yesterday when I finally left the house.

My rapist is a high-powered college administrator.

My rapist moved into my lifelong neighborhood and I am in fear for my life.

-Queen Elsa, world famous choreographer from LCC (a.k.a. Princess Peach)

[MsNobleEleanor]

Hey there,

It's very brave of you to explain what happened and to tell someone about what had happened. I hope you are doing well and have some supports in your life during this very difficult time.

Have you told anyone about what happened and that someone in authority (a college administrator) has done these things to you and followed you to where you moved to?

It's important for your safety and wellbeing to tell someone about this person so he doesn't continue to do this to you or to others. I know this may sound a bit scary; your safety is important. You could request to stay somewhere safe like at a women's shelter or have someone stay with you.

I hope that you are doing well and TeenHelp is always available when you need to vent or tell someone what is going on.

[Mindfulness.]

Hi there,

I am so sorry to hear what you are going through at the moment. I can't begin to imagine how you must be feeling. I agree with telling someone for your own safety as well as those around you. I understand it may be really difficult for you to do so but you must be safe as well. Let me know if you need any help.

[charlengifford]

I am sorry for what have happened to you, but can you explain it, because I understood only that you have been abused.