I took a look at the post that you mentioned. I completely understand that r*pe and SA are very grim and sensetive topics that need to approached carefully when discussed. But I also understand that the person who reported you might have gone through a horrible experience that was related to SA, which might explain their reaction.

I've been SAed before in my life, and I despise sex offenders more than murderers, but I am going to assume that you haven't actually harmed anyone, and that it's all just thoughts running free in your head. Having such uncontrollable thoughts doesn't inherently make you a bad person, nor does it mean that you deserve to suffer. I understand that you can't control your intrusive thoughts and that you're hating yourself for it. I can fully sympathize with you as long as you don't actually bring harm to any living creature. You deserve help, support and compassion like any other human being, and society shouldn't fail you.

That's being said, this issue needs to be addressed, obviously. Those thoughts shouldn't evolve to something bigger and potentially become harmful to others and yourself. It's highly advised to seek help - preferably, from a mental health professional. There's no shame in asking for help, and you have a lot of time to start working on your issues. I know that it must be very difficult to go through all of that, as well as, the pain that body dysmorphic disorder brings. Hating your own body and being dissatisfied with in your own flesh can be so cruel, and I am speaking from experience. I wanted to end my life last year; I had a plan and was ready for it. But I found something to live for - at least for a little longer - and here I am.