CutiePie1997
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Clara Barnes
I couldn't believe how casually the man was talking to me about what was about to happen between us. How could a man be so casual about explaining that he was going to rape you? I was sobbing, tears streaking down my cheeks, as I begged again, "Please, don't do this. I'm married. I have a husband. He's probably looking for me ... right now."
I was grasping for straws, of course. Why would a rapist care whether or not his intended victim was married or whether or not that spouse might be searching? I was thinking, of course. I was scared to death. My greatest fear in life had always been being raped. It was the reason I'd married young and foregone the years of college dating that many of my girl friends had. I only personally knew one married woman who'd ever been sexually abused by a stranger, but I knew six single women who had been forced -- to one degree or another -- into having sex with a man they'd just met or just begun dating. I'd always thought that eliminating that dating portion of my life would protect me, so I'd taken what I thought was the easy way out: select one man, let him put a ring on my finger, and learn to be happy with having just one lover for the rest of my life.
I watched as my captor searched the room for whatever, finding food, booze, and water. I eyed one of the plastic bottles of water, asking, "May I? I'm thirsty."
I was, of course, but I was also hoping that since I'd missed my opportunity earlier to kneed him in the nuts and get away, maybe I could create a different relationship between us and prevent this horrific thing from happening to me. After he opened a bottle and lifted it to my mouth, letting me suck in a couple of gulps, I said softly, "My name is Clara."
He didn't respond to my introduction; didn't give me an opportunity to further the connection; and instead came to stand before me and say...
"Please," I once again begged. "Don't hurt me. Can't you let me go. You haven't done anything to me yet. You could just let me go, and no one would ever know. No one cares anyway..."
I'd meant to explain that if he let me go, no one would care that he'd almost raped me. But as soon as I'd said no one cares, my brain screamed at me Whaaaaat...? I realized that it came out sounding like No one cares that you DID rape me.
I could see in the man's face that I wasn't going to talk him out of this. Instead, I screamed at the top of my lungs and did my best to kick at him and stand to flee.
"Relax, baby. The fun'll start soon enough. Just relax! Take it easy.
I couldn't believe how casually the man was talking to me about what was about to happen between us. How could a man be so casual about explaining that he was going to rape you? I was sobbing, tears streaking down my cheeks, as I begged again, "Please, don't do this. I'm married. I have a husband. He's probably looking for me ... right now."
I was grasping for straws, of course. Why would a rapist care whether or not his intended victim was married or whether or not that spouse might be searching? I was thinking, of course. I was scared to death. My greatest fear in life had always been being raped. It was the reason I'd married young and foregone the years of college dating that many of my girl friends had. I only personally knew one married woman who'd ever been sexually abused by a stranger, but I knew six single women who had been forced -- to one degree or another -- into having sex with a man they'd just met or just begun dating. I'd always thought that eliminating that dating portion of my life would protect me, so I'd taken what I thought was the easy way out: select one man, let him put a ring on my finger, and learn to be happy with having just one lover for the rest of my life.
I watched as my captor searched the room for whatever, finding food, booze, and water. I eyed one of the plastic bottles of water, asking, "May I? I'm thirsty."
I was, of course, but I was also hoping that since I'd missed my opportunity earlier to kneed him in the nuts and get away, maybe I could create a different relationship between us and prevent this horrific thing from happening to me. After he opened a bottle and lifted it to my mouth, letting me suck in a couple of gulps, I said softly, "My name is Clara."
He didn't respond to my introduction; didn't give me an opportunity to further the connection; and instead came to stand before me and say...
"Time for you to make a decision. Get along ... or get dead."
"Please," I once again begged. "Don't hurt me. Can't you let me go. You haven't done anything to me yet. You could just let me go, and no one would ever know. No one cares anyway..."
I'd meant to explain that if he let me go, no one would care that he'd almost raped me. But as soon as I'd said no one cares, my brain screamed at me Whaaaaat...? I realized that it came out sounding like No one cares that you DID rape me.
I could see in the man's face that I wasn't going to talk him out of this. Instead, I screamed at the top of my lungs and did my best to kick at him and stand to flee.