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Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled.	[QUOTE]Originally posted by Mary: [QB] Rio, it's not wrong at all to be suspicious of someone doing something inappropriate to you. You said yourself that you didn't like the kisses he gave you; if he did them in excess then something was wrong with the situation... Unless you noticed he was unually affectionate with EVERYONE. But it's still not okay to make a child uncomfortable by kissing her and buying her roses... Or an adult for that matter. It doesn't matter if he was 20, 50, or 80. Anyone is capable of sexual assault. Suspicians usually don't just pop out of nowhere... Maybe you can work on this with your counselor. He (or she) may be able to help you remember the night you woke up in the bed. And then you can go from there. If this "memory" is affecting your life negatively you might want to think about therapy sessions to help you come to terms with things that did or didn't happen. Good luck to you, hon. [/QB][/QUOTE]

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