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Its sad hearing your saga that you got raped yesterday. I've always said No to rape in my life, no matter the urge. I feel sorry dear. You shouldn't quit life, take it as one of those negative scenes of life. Stay strong, visit your meds to help you with treatments to avoid contracting infection or unwanted pregnancy. If you've done that already, it's well with you.
 
If it happens for the first time, it is not your fault, however, if it repeatedly happens, you need to think seriously about why you are letting it happen again and again. If you think its your fault, you are only hurting yourself.
 
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