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lawman12435
May 18th, 2013, 03:30 PM
When I was 12, I went over to my best friend's house all the time. We were really close, and he had two older brothers. He, was 13, his older brother was 14, and his oldest was 15. We really steered clear of the oldest brother. He was odd, mysterious, strange, and creepy. Eventually, the oldest brother began to hang out with us and I started to not mind him. I thought he was cool and felt bad for labeling him without really even knowing him personally. Everything was great until one day, he just snapped. Their dad was at work and their mom was grocery shopping, so he was in charge. He just started beating us for no reason at all, mainly me. The entire day was torturous because he beat me the whole time. Eventually, we went outside and he chased us with his pocket knife. I was scared out of my mind and ran into the woods. Thankfully their mom came back so he put away the knife and acted like nothing happened. He pulled me to the side and told me if I said anything to anyone, it would be worse next time and no one would believe me over him. I asked the brothers why they never shared anything with the mom, and they said it was because she thought he walked on water and would never believe something like that, so they always just stayed out of his way.
I always left their house with bruises and cuts and told my mom I had fallen off of a bike, fallen out of a tree, tripped, etc. out of fear of being attacked. Every time it got worse. His mom was always absent when I was over for no reason, but she always left the house. He would lock us in closets, throw us down onto their gravel driveway, and even would pin my down and see "How far my arm would go back before it broke." He never actually broke any of my limbs out of fear of someone figuring it out. He started threatening to kill me if I told anyone, so I never did. I went on a beach trip with the whole family, hoping that since we would all be together with their parents rather than running off, everything would be fine but I was wrong. We rarely saw his parents and when we were in the lazy river one time, he put me in a head lock and propped my up on his leg with his knee in my crotch, purposefully trying to crush my balls. He was so much bigger than me, I didn't know what to do. Finally a broke down and shared with my parents what was going on and thankfully never went over to their house again. It's been four years, I'm 16 now and for some reason, I'm terrified around guys older than me. If they are between the ages of 18-24, they scare the crap out of me no matter how nice they are and I can't stand being alone in a room with them. I linked it back to this kid, and I don't want to be living in fear anymore. I know this was a lot, but does anyone have a suggestion on how I can get through this and finally be comfortable around guys again?

Lofiel
May 19th, 2013, 04:54 AM
I personally went to a gym and became strong enough where if some one wanted to do that to me, they physically couldn't.

Then again, I hate men in general. I cannot become close to them in any way except for one child hood friend, because they annoy me and usually I can't have any sort of intellectual conversation.

lawman12435
May 19th, 2013, 03:47 PM
I feel the same way. I have nothing In common with any guys my age. All they care about is how long there dicks are an chasing girls. I honesty don't care care how long mine is and I have a girlfriend who is amazing that I will never let go of. It's just for people who are much older than I am. For instance, today I was singing in a band for my church and all of the band members are much older than I, being at least 23 years old. It's humiliating for me because I feel so uncomfortable around them as I don't want them to think I'm gay or something. Is there any way I can work thru tis so that being alone in a room with dont her guy doesn't make me feel awkward and uncomfortable?

Lofiel
May 19th, 2013, 04:08 PM
For myself, I hang out with men in their 20's more often than kids my own age... but we're always drinking and smoking so I never really even get the chance to feel bothered.

I would honestly suggest share some hobbies. Me and one guy always play Magic The Gathering, it's just what we do.

lawman12435
May 19th, 2013, 07:20 PM
Well these guys are almost ten years older than I am. I'm not spending every second of the day with them, I just want to be able to be around them without the eminent fear of them trying to hurt me. I feel pretty comfortable around guys my age, just not guys older than me.

justin 13
May 28th, 2013, 03:22 PM
Dude I'm gay and I like older guys, kinda 14 to 17 I guess cuz olders have more experience and stuff, but I also notice older guys can take advantage of me, happened last time. I don't think all older guys r the same tho.

Left Now
May 28th, 2013, 03:59 PM
I am imposing.Even elder guys do not dare to tease me.Maybe it is because i have a good physical strength but i've never hit anyone.
Actually,show no fear of death.Walk through them with a serious appearance(i mean make your face look more serious)and do not look at them directly and for a long time.
If they followed you,bring a cold-weapon(not knife but for example a hard pen or a hard flashlight)and let them follow you until you get into crowd,or if there were no crowds of people,run in haze and try to hide somewhere.If you are not that fast,and if you have a cellphone,pretend you are talking with a strong friend which will be with you very soon.
Try to scare them with this trick.

blackscorpion
May 28th, 2013, 04:38 PM
Awww, I'm sorry that this happened to you. You just have to remember that not all guys are like this.

Feel free to PM me, if you're feeling down xxx

Harry Smith
May 28th, 2013, 04:59 PM
I am imposing.Even elder guys do not dare to tease me.Maybe it is because i have a good physical strength but i've never hit anyone.
Actually,show no fear of death.Walk through them with a serious appearance(i mean make your face look more serious)and do not look at them directly and for a long time.
If they followed you,bring a cold-weapon(not knife but for example a hard pen or a hard flashlight)and let them follow you until you get into crowd,or if there were no crowds of people,run in haze and try to hide somewhere.If you are not that fast,and if you have a cellphone,pretend you are talking with a strong friend which will be with you very soon.
Try to scare them with this trick.

could you be anymore arrogant about the situation?

When it's your physical safety you have to be careful, it's all great saying what you would do if x happened or where you would run but the most important thing is making sure your ok.

Your best bet is to get help for this, even if it's just calling up a hotline because from the sound of it the repeated 'bullying' or whatever it could be called has caused an issue for you and I think that getting someone who knows more than us could really help

LunarScorpio
May 30th, 2013, 03:15 AM
It is definatly worth telling someone about this-it is not right for you.

As Harry (congrats on modship by the way) very well put, your safety is the most important thing.

When someone says, don't tell anyone or it will be worse- it is blackmail and also a complete lie most of the time, if you tell someone (and if a weapon, like a knife was involved it can be the police) then they most likely will stop. If their parents find out, they might lose their favourite thing, and also the parents will be around always when you are there.

Never suffer in silence, always let it all out