[noora]

Three years ago slept lonely one night in the house. Morning wake up later than usual and Ithe door wasnt locked . Is it possible to have me in bed unconsciousby chloroform and raped, and I have not noticed?

[Perna]

Hello, noora. There would be physical after effects and feelings, you would not feel good at all and probably would not be able to figure out what happened. You definitely would have noticed something happened in the morning.

[amandalouise]

Originally Posted by noora

Three years ago slept lonely one night in the house. Morning wake up later than usual and Ithe door wasnt locked . Is it possible to have me in bed unconsciousby chloroform and raped, and I have not noticed?

yes this kind of thing does happen (example around here on the college campus there is a problem with frat parties and the use of rohypnol and other drugs being slipped into drinks so that the perp can follow their victims home wait until they are passed out then enter and have their way)

but this kind of thing leaves a trail which is why victims get a very special exam in the ER. not all evidence washes away. theres internal bruising, tearing, and other internal physical evidence, plus there is also external physical evidence that says whether a person has had sex and whether it was consensual or not.

even people who have been drugged know whether they have been abused in their sleep or not. you would have known whether you were abused in your sleep three years ago.

one way you can verify for yourself is contact your treatment providers they can look back on their records and see whether you had any of the physical and mental evidence that this kind of thing leaves behind and whether you were seen in the ER or other mental health treatment providers for things that come as a result of this.

you can also contact your therapist or other mental health treatment provider who can look back on your files to see what you told them from back then, there will be documentation of something like you waking up feeling something had happened and what evidence you shared with treatment providers.

[noora]

Originally Posted by amandalouise

yes this kind of thing does happen (example around here on the college campus there is a problem with frat parties and the use of rohypnol and other drugs being slipped into drinks so that the perp can follow their victims home wait until they are passed out then enter and have their way)

but this kind of thing leaves a trail which is why victims get a very special exam in the ER. not all evidence washes away. theres internal bruising, tearing, and other internal physical evidence, plus there is also external physical evidence that says whether a person has had sex and whether it was consensual or not.

even people who have been drugged know whether they have been abused in their sleep or not. you would have known whether you were abused in your sleep three years ago.

one way you can verify for yourself is contact your treatment providers they can look back on their records and see whether you had any of the physical and mental evidence that this kind of thing leaves behind and whether you were seen in the ER or other mental health treatment providers for things that come as a result of this.

you can also contact your therapist or other mental health treatment provider who can look back on your files to see what you told them from back then, there will be documentation of something like you waking up feeling something had happened and what evidence you shared with treatment providers.

hello
I always wake up early in the morning, usually at four in the morning. But I woke up this morning at 9. The night before I was soon asleep.
What do you think is the reason?
I have passed with inhalants? It's possible?

[amandalouise]

Originally Posted by noora

hello
I always wake up early in the morning, usually at four in the morning. But I woke up this morning at 9. The night before I was soon asleep.
What do you think is the reason?
I have passed with inhalants? It's possible?

Im sorry but we are not allowed to make diagnostics of other people problems, by that I mean we are not allowed to tell someone what their problem is and where that problem comes from. only your (or a) mental health treatment provider in your off computer location can tell you that.

in general I can tell you any drug (prescription, over the counter or street or illegals including pills, injections and inhalants ) can cause any number of problems depending upon ones own reactions to such things.

again only your (or a ) treatment provider in your off the computer (some locations call this real time) location can tell you whether your problem is because of what ever inhalants you are using.