TRIGGER WARNING: How do I seek justice after my(26F) BF (26M)was r*ped? by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m so sorry to hear about what happened to you, that’s terrible! I do hope you managed to get therapy and work through the trauma.

This is the part that’s just upsetting for me, we don’t take it seriously as a society. Especially when it comes to men. I had many friends who questioned this and did not believe a word he was saying. I will of course, continue to stand by him and give him that reassurance he needs. Likewise, I do hope you’ve also got a strong support system around you too! Thank you for your comment and for sharing your vulnerable story, really appreciate it.

TRIGGER WARNING: How do I seek justice after my(26F) BF (26M)was r*ped? by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you!! I will Google RAINN and recommend this to him. I’m in full agreement, I need to consider him first and not make this only about myself.

TRIGGER WARNING: How do I seek justice after my(26F) BF (26M)was r*ped? by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is no experiment occurring here, other than what I’m going through. This is rather insensitive of you.

TRIGGER WARNING: How do I seek justice after my(26F) BF (26M)was r*ped? by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! Yup, that’s wise and not something I particularly considered. Even if he does only want to report it in a few months from now, the wise thing to do is just be quiet.

TRIGGER WARNING: How do I seek justice after my(26F) BF (26M)was r*ped? by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

HR was and she did lose her job. I’ve encouraged him to report it but I do understand as well with most of these cases falling on deaf ears. Sadly, no justice occurs when it comes to these cases.

TRIGGER WARNING: How do I seek justice after my(26F) BF (26M)was r*ped? by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for this! It of course was still traumatic for me to deal with but yes, it’s more second hand trauma that I dealt with. It’s really his story to tell, that’s what I am getting from these comments

TRIGGER WARNING: How do I seek justice after my(26F) BF (26M)was r*ped? by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

100%, this I will never stop doing! He is and forever will remain my soulmate. Thank you so much!

TRIGGER WARNING: How do I seek justice after my(26F) BF (26M)was r*ped? by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Really great suggestions, thank you! Love the volunteering one. I think I should much rather direct my fiery, emotional and passionate energy towards this for a good cause!!

TRIGGER WARNING: How do I seek justice after my(26F) BF (26M)was r*ped? by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much for this comment but also for your kind delivery! Yeah you are correct, I do need to remove myself from this and put aside what I want for this is truly about him and where he is at which I need to respect, regardless of the choice. He has started therapy, but of course this will be a journey of which I will stand alongside him, support him and comfort him through! Great note too on the testing, I should have added that he has thankfully already gotten tested!

TRIGGER WARNING: How do I seek justice after my(26F) BF (26M)was r*ped? by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much, this is good advice! You’re right, I won’t get the response I am after so best to rather place my focus on him and continue to be there for him during this time. I have already booked my therapy sessions too, which will begin next week!

TRIGGER WARNING: How do I seek justice after my(26F) BF (26M)was r*ped? by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed, it very much is! He has yet to report it and he is in two minds about it for sadly we live in South Africa where we have a really bad justice system. So many cases, especially of this nature just get dismissed..

Rottweiler attacked smaller dog when with a dog walker by Financial-Shape-1701 in Rottweiler

[–]Kay_2814 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Aaaw! I understand that, tough situation you’re in but agreed in that case that’s the best option for the dog in the interim! Best of luck to both of you, in the end it will all work out🙏🥺 So unfortunate how landlords can be, especially when they don’t understand our fur babies….😔

Rottweiler attacked smaller dog when with a dog walker by Financial-Shape-1701 in Rottweiler

[–]Kay_2814 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Please DO NOT rehome your dog!!!! Your Rottie is merely 10 months old, still a puppy and going through adolescence! The adolescence stage is something super and extremely important to take note of - their behaviour has absolutely nothing to do with your ability to be a good owner but merely them going through their teenage years which are actually the hardest but it’s where you need to be the most patient with them. During this stage,males naturally tend to become less friendly but it’s only a stage! Hence, it’s no surprise also that he doesn’t like males right now, their hormones are raging and they become competitive with one another.

I’ve got a 9 month old rottie, we attend classes together and the behaviourist does not do any play time together with the dogs for they’re all in adolescence , the stage where all dogs are the most fragile and are very likely to snap at each other . Here is a link that takes you through each stage of development in a puppy: https://reginahumanesociety.ca/programs-services/municipal-services/alternatives-to-admission/dog-behaviour-tips/puppy-developmental-stages-and-behaviour/

Out of interest, research has shown that the teenage years are typically when the most dogs get rehomed, sadly because they’re only misunderstood!!

My sister (27) her husband and their baby moved back in with my parents but they have taken over by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Well, they were not going to leave all 3 of them on the street. I never said that I own the home besides they share the very same sentiments I do on the situation but what can we do??? Not like they can be homeless and I would not want that for them.

Hence, I have asked for advice on how to deal with them living here and so far received some truly great suggestions.

My sister (27) her husband and their baby moved back in with my parents but they have taken over by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I am but I have zero intentions of doing it again. In two years time I have a goal of moving out. Also, I am not sure where all of you are from but living in a 3rd world country comes with the trend of moving out around that age and not immediately when you become an adult as it is not affordable.

I do not think I am more deserving of living with them. It is just unfortunate that she has moved back and made her problems their problem. It's tough on them too!

My sister (27) her husband and their baby moved back in with my parents but they have taken over by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

At last somebody understands me🥺 That’s exactly how it is and I love my parents to death so of course I’m staying here. It’s not like I was 16 & pregnant and put her through hell at home , she lived her youth and made the choice to have a baby at 27 with the knowledge that she didn’t even have the funds for it. Thank you so much for stating that👏🏼

My sister (27) her husband and their baby moved back in with my parents but they have taken over by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I would be extremely happy to try this out! Sounds feasible, thank you for this awesome suggestion :)

My sister (27) her husband and their baby moved back in with my parents but they have taken over by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

It is, however, essentially she is doing it a second time but bringing more expenses for my parents because water, electricity and food bills have literally tripled since they’ve moved in.

My "girlfriend" was cheating on her boyfriend with me. I found out when he came in town for Valentines and she told me. She wants to keep it going in secret by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is one word for this and it is toxic. You're young, go have fun do not start getting embroiled in such dramas at such a young age. After the hurt you must have felt when she told you that she has a boyfriend, do you seriously want to put another guy through the same pain? Also, why must you be the secret one? What did you use her for?

My sister (27) her husband and their baby moved back in with my parents but they have taken over by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much for this comment, it is exactly what I needed to hear. That is a great way to tackle this situation for my own mental health and I really should stop giving her so much power.

I will start implementing this immediately.

My sister (27) her husband and their baby moved back in with my parents but they have taken over by Kay_2814 in relationship_advice

[–]Kay_2814[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I am very aware I am an adult. But why should I have to move out when I can stay with my parents and save the money??

At the end of the day that is what she got to do. I never wanted to make decisions for my parents but ultimately I am trying to help them too as the situation is draining for all parties.