girl friend and her past
There is this guy who has been happily with his girl friend for half a year. Suddenly the girl came up to him and told him that she has been raped before. The guy was at a lost and seeked opinions from the forum.
Don't you think the girl is very brave? The experience is painful enough for her, and yet she has decided to tell her boy friend the truth. She could have very well just kept quiet about it and pretend that nothing has happened. Does it show that she loves him so much that she decided not to hide it anymore?
On the other hand, how should the boy take it? Obviously his girl friend isn't a virgin anymore, but to put it crudely does he love her or does he love her hymen? She has decided to tell him her painful past... isn't it proof that she loves him?
I think that the reason he was at a lost at first is because he wanted a virgin girl. Well... you may say a Ferrari with a scratch is still a Ferrari, or you may say a scratch on a Ferrari is still a scratch... hmmm I dunno, actually I read another story that says the husband murdered his wife cos she got gang-raped by her friends... ok disgusting.
What do you think?

















yeah, she is isn't she... She loves him so that she maybe she doesn't want him to feel ashamed or anything if he finds out thru other means, by giving him a chance to leave.
At least she told him now. Imagine if they really do get married (don't know how old they are)and then she tells him, if he can't take it then how? Divorce? It's more hurtful that way. If he decides to leave her because of that, then he isn't worthy of her. Obviously he doesn't love her enough. It isn't her choice that she got raped.
Then I think that the boy has to be really brave as well to accept a girl who has been violated before. He has to have enough courage to face her and that horrible fact. He really has to love her a lot. I thought it isn't about whether she still has her virginity. Lots of girls out there have already lost theirs not through rape and guys still want them. It's more than that.