Guest guest Posted July 8, 2009 Report Share Posted July 8, 2009 I don't know where to begin. My daughter has a list of diagnosis' but Asperger's would probably be the best one to describe her. She is 16 years old. I just found out that my daughter has been sexually active for the past nine months. She didn't say yes to the boy but she didn't say no. She didn't touch him but allowed him to do things to her. We have her in therapy and yesterday was our first session regarding this issue. The therapist said she has been " sexually abused " for the past nine months. I don't understand how this happened. I found out two week ago and immediately pulled all the psychiatrists reports to see if I could put a timeline together. She was very depressed and her anxiety was bad this year. We had a number of reasons why. She began to cut herself but thought it was due to a change in medication. Now we find this out. In all the reports, she says she feels like we are " smoothering " her by not allowing her to be more independence. This all happened at the school when she stayed for different clubs and meetings. If she isn't safe at school, where will she ever be safe. How can I allow her more freedom when things like this happen. I've talked to my daughter about sex and her body, many, many times. We have always been very open. How could I not have known this was going on. I'm struggling with the idea of pursuing this because the boy involved is pretty much as socially inapt as she is but my daughter said he has multiple personalities and she was afraid he would get angry. She became numb and allowed him to so she could keep his friendship. Does anyone have any advice? I'm just tearing myself up inside and want to help her but she is slipping into a dark hole now. Helpless Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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