Why do I feel a little violated even though I consented to sex?

The condom slipped off while we were fooling around and he didn’t say anything.

It wasn’t until I went to readjust things that I realized it had slipped off. When I asked him if the condom was off he sheepishly said, “yeah”

He had been inside me but didn’t cum. I took plan B the morning after but now I’m freaking out; overthinking everything. I thought my period was coming last night due to some cramping but it’s still not here.

We’re supposed to get together tonight but part of me wants to cancel...
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  • So if he was aware the condom fell off, and you had only agreed to protected sex, he technically assaulted you/violated your consent.

    At minimum I’d consider this guy somewhat untrustworthy but if he fesses up, apologizes and legitimately tries to learn/move forward it might have just been out of ignorance rather than malice. Frankly if it were me he would already be gone as he’s demonstrated he’s not trustworthy when there’s something he wants.

    • I played it off as fine in the moment. It’s been a few days since and I’m just feeling unsure about all of it...

    • Well if you do decide you want to give him another shot I’d suggest making sure you have a chat about how that wasn’t ok for you so he doesn’t assume it was fine

    • I know. We have this date planned for tonight and at this point I feel like I should go. I do want to discuss it with him I’m just unsure how.

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  • Yes, you were violated. That was not cool of him.

    This highlights the issue with relying on the other person for birth control. If you are going to be sexually active I think you should be on the pill of have an IUD. And for his part, he should of course not have continued after the condom fell off.

    • I am on the pill but I had missed it the night before because I fell asleep early. I took it the next day but still.

    • Did you tell him you missed your pill the night before? If you didn't, I hope you realize you are just as guilty as he is.

    • I never said it doesn’t take two to tango. And believe me I wish we had done a lot more talking before any of this happened...

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Most Helpful Girl

  • Because you were. It’s not ok that he didn’t stop to fix it or tell you. You didn’t consent to unprotected sex.

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What Girls & Guys Said

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  • He betrayed your trust

  • You're probably safe, but I'd still cancel

  • You should feel violated. You consented to sex with a condom, not unprotected sex.

  • Don't have sex when you meet up tonight. Mistakes happen.

    • I wasn’t planning on it

  • I wouldn't trust him again... Its bullshit what he did

  • It happens if you took plan B you should be ok the condom came off because his willy is too small

  • I can't feel sorry for people who considers having abortions.

    • When you have a uterus I’ll care about your opinion

    • And Plan B can not destroy a pregnancy

    • I don't need a uterus to understand that abortion is wrong. My sister even knows it is wrong.

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  • He should have put the condom back, or ask you if you wanted to continue

  • Not exactly violated but but he definitely should have said something about that instead of risking you getting pregnant or getting an STD even

    • Yeah I’m currently in the freaking out that I might be pregnant stage

    • If you took plan B within 72 hours and he didn’t finish inside you then you should be fine, plan B messes up your cycles when take it