my story

my story

adam31

Registrant
My abuse started sine I was ten years old by my adopted father.At the night of my tenth birthday he came to my room and told me how a big boy I became. he ordered me to stand up and drop my pants so that he can see how big I became.Then he started fondling my private parts and kissed me on my lips. I didn't understand what was going on but i knew that there was something wrong. I was scared. Starting from that night onwards he came to my room every night just doing horrible things to my body.When I became 12 years old, he raped me. It was painful, really painful.

Then things became worse, he starting ''sharing'' me with his friends. He would beat me to death if I refused to obey him. At first I was resisting but after sometime I just became numb. He was convincing me that I owe him these favours because without him I'd become homeless. I was exposed to various kinds of sadistic practices, it was not just kinky, the pain was real.He would shove objects in my anus not caring for my screams. I think he loved it. It is hard for me to talk about this, I start to shake just recalling the memories. All the beatings, the whippings and spankings I still live it everyday of my life.

I lost my humanity, I feel numb. I started to regard myself as an object, my soul became separated from my body, I couldn't feel anymore. I accepted what was happening to me as a fact of life. Something that I deserve and I can't escape from, it was my destiny.

Due to the things I was exposed to, I suffered a lot of physical injuries. there was a doctor that my father knew and he used to take heal me if I am suffering from any injuries.

My life went on like that till I reached 20.Two years ago he returned home with his friends and they were plannning to share me in public.It is like one of them makes sex with me while the others are watching.I was too scared to say no and I still hate myself for that. I felt so inhuman. I was crying silently but they were so indulged in their pleasures that they didn't even notice that.I felt dirty, so dirty.At the end of the night I had to be taken to the hospital for i was bleeding heavily.

In the hospital, he told the doctors that I was raped at a party and that we don't know who the perpetrators are. I still blame myself that I didn't tell someone in the hospital what really happened.

I was discharged after four days.These four days were more than enough for me to rethink about myself and realizing the gravity of what was happening to me.I was being ABUSED.I never imagined that there is another better life out there for me.A life without torture, without abuse and without humiliation.

Two days later, my father went out to buy ciggarettes, so , just as simple as that, I walked out.For a few moments I didn't know where I should go and I had no money.Then, I headed to our neighbour's house whom I will call Chris.He is a very kind old man and he didn't like my father because he thought he was''hypocrite''.Chris never asked me why did I run away.He just offered me to stay in his house till I decide what I'm going to do next.I wanted to go far away where my father never finds me.

He started to comb the area searching for me and even asked for the neighbours' help.One of them told him that he saw me in Chris's house.And so he came,Chris assured me that he will never allow him to come near me.Just seeing him made me start shaking he had this look on his face which says''it's better for you to come back or I will kill you''.He was very angry and he even accused Chris of kidnapping me.But Chris stood there between us and never allowed him to come near me.

After that, Chris gave me the key of a small apartment he owns and helped me to find a job in a grocery store till I sort my life out.He was a God sent to me.I couldn't believe that everything just stopped like that.

I can say that my life is stable now.But my real problem is that I'm suffering flshbacks, panic attacks and sometimes I start crying hysterically without an apparent reason.Sometimes I lose control over myself in public. I feel dirty.I feel that I'm lifeless.I look in the mirror for hours pinching myself just to make sure that I'm really there.I hate life and I hate my existance, I don't consider myself a survivor.
 
Adam,
Welcome. What a brave first post. What happened to you was unbelievably awful and was a terrible crime. IT wasn't your fault. Glad you're here. You'll find yourself among friends. Good start on your journey to healing.
Love
Paul
 
Adam
ALso posted my story today , read yours and my heart goes out to you. Can totally relate to how you feel Just wanted to say you are not alone and will help in any way i can
All the best
 
Adam,

You are among brothers here. we feel your pain and are here to support you. It was a courageous first post. You are on the road to recovery.

Dale
 
Adam,

You've found someone who values you and cares enough to help in Chris. It took courage to just walk out....good for you! You said "no" to the abuse continuing and "Yes" to you. I'm pretty new here, don't know what to say, but it seems to me that you took the biggest step to survival when you left your fathers doorstep.

Halibut
 
Welcome to MS, Adam. I understand about flashbacks and anxiety. I had three perpetrators into the whole pain thing with suffocation and other stuff thrown in from just after I turne four, until just before age eleven. Come here as often as you need for support.

Oh and flashbacks - it took me a long time to find out - the part of the brain where those memmories are often stored is not connected to your language center, so some may have sight, touch, taste, feel, but no talking. It's not because there is something wrong with the person remembering or that they didn't happen - just that they are non-cognitavely stored.

We Care.

Ed.
 
Adam,

What an incredible friend you found in Chris. My therapist has talked about the angels that we can meet along this path of life. Chris is definitely an angel. I dont know what to say about your stepI cant even bring myself to say, Father. He was definitely not that; sadist, maybe, torturer, for sure, but not, father.
Im sorry you had to go through all of that. Youve got a ton of brothers here who have some idea about what youre telling us. You will meet guys here who will become regular contributors to your postings, guys who will offer you encouragement and good will.
Were sorry that you had to go looking for a place like this but were glad that youre here. Its kinda like a club house where only us guys are welcome. So, make yourself at home, look around and post as often as you like. Well try to give you the best of what we have to offer, certainly friendship, and maybe a little information to help you to cope with this rocky road called Recovery.

David
 
Adam,

I am so sorry you had to go through such horrors, and I can just imagine the feelings you are having. Please know you are safe and welcome here. Say whatever you need to; you will get a lot of support and understanding on the site.

There is so much to say to you, my friend. But for now please just try to think of these few truths. You are NOT to blame, not even for the abuse that occurred when you were older. You deserved to be loved and protected by your stepfather. And you are not alone any longer. You may not believe these things yet, but they really are true.

Much love,
Larry
 
Adam,

Not much to say here that hasn't already been said. Welcome, Friend. Hope you find this a place where you can offload some of the burden.

Hugs,

John
 
Adam,thank you for sharing your story. Believe it or not, you're helping other guys that come here. When they read the story such as the one that you posted, they know that they're no longer alone, and that they can talk to someone that understands where they're coming from. I commend you for not only tying to help yourself, but also helping others.
 
Adam,

it takes a lot to share so openly here. You are brave man, and thank you for this.

It is so hard to stop it once it is what you are used to. I was about same age when the sexual abuse outside of my home started (abuses inside the home, just since birth I guess). And like you, it took an incident of me being in the hospital away from the abuse to realize what was happening and that I needed to get away from it. I am glad that you had the strength to escape as you did. I hope you are able to stay full away from it.

Please know that you are welcome and understood here. I wish you good luck.

Leosha
 
Adam -- you really are a brave man for sharing your story and for setting out to build your own life. Recovery is possible. Never forget that. Even when its gets really rocky. Especially when its gets rocky!!
 
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