Hey

Hey

PhilUK

Registrant
I'm not sure how to start this.

I've been registered a couple of weeks now, but haven't said much.

I'm 36 and was sexually abused by my uncle from the age of 4 until 10. During this time there was other men involved and other boys too. I'm sure pictures were taken, but I don't have any proof of it.

Last year I had a bit of a break down and it all came out, the police got involved and they started to look in to it, but then quickly decided to drop the case.

Now I feel a bit lost. I'm pleased I've found this page though, I now don't feel as alone as I did.
 
Last edited by a moderator:
Welcome, PhilUK!

You'll find that a lot of guys here can relate to different parts of your story. Feel free to share as much or as little as you are comfortable. you don't need to feel alone any longer. There will always be someone on here.

I am glad that you found us - but sorry that your circumstances led you to need to seek us out.

Lee
 
Welcome PhilUK, There's a lot to figure out and things can be overwhelming sometimes. Like traveler said, find your pace. Each discovery of what this has meant to us leads to the layers of our lives. Looking into them will need tools. Especially tools to stay grounded. Have you learned that yet? My therapist taught me, and then I discovered some of the same things discussed around MS here and on the Main Page of MS.

On MS's "For Survivors" You'll find resources and lots of things. Also many of the Forums themselves have links like on the forum "Male Survivor" You'll find that post to "Familiarize" yourself.

I hope that stuff helps you learn more? Though looking to be good to yourself as you discover is very important.

See you around.
 
Welcome PhilUK. You are no longer alone. We too have been there. Join in as ready. Be good to self. Welcome and So Sorry.
 
...
 
Last edited by a moderator:
I'm a little late to welcome you... and we've met ... and I'm glad for that ... and very happy you have found us.

Welcome Phil

:)

Sharky
 
The thing to remember is that you are not alone. You have many brothers.

The hardest step is the first one on your healing journey.

Here's to the next step
 
Back
Top