Really sorry to hear about that.I can imagine that must’ve been a shock to get an apology.I really hope they truly regret their actions xI’ve just had the most bizarre evening.
I haven’t felt well all day, I’m having a procedure next week to reduce inflammation on my skull. Something I have done every so often but it’s always plays on my mind. Anyway... this time last year I was assaulted, tonight the assaulter approached me and apologised for what he had done. I soon realised the bar staff knew he was there and was watching him. I felt uncomfortable but he was sober as a judge and I knew what he was saying was very truthful. I’m gobsmacked that he actually recognised me and approach me to apologise. I’m still in shock but I don’t know how I should accept his apology. It’s brought back many unpleasant memories that I had since forgotten about, perhaps put into the back of my mind since the the incident happened? I just feel a bit numb. God, I have mixed emotions right now, actually being approached by my attacker is weird. I told him I had councilling, he went very silent. Very odd feeling. I’m now back home enjoying a cuddle from Barry
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I wouldn’t normally but he was at the bars begging for attention. Still a bit of coriander and a cuddle later, he peed on me. Cheers mate x
By the sound of it, he does. He admits that booze sends him a bit nuts, he was watching rugby all day and was not with it at the time of the incident. He only realised the extent of the event when he woke up in his prison cell the next day. I had a phone call the next day to make a statement but I was about 25 miles away. They wouldn’t release him until I made the statement. They were like, “no rush, let him stew a bit”Really sorry to hear about that.I can imagine that must’ve been a shock to get an apology.I really hope they truly regret their actions x
I’m glad his apology has helped and that it helps you to move on.I think I’ll be awake for a while, I fell asleep at 6 but my brother wakes me up at 3, drunk and asking me to play resident evil.I don’t think so lol xBy the sound of it, he does. He admits that booze sends him a bit nuts, he was watching rugby all day and was not with it at the time of the incident. He only realised the extent of the event when he woke up in his prison cell the next day. I had a phone call the next day to make a statement but I was about 25 miles away. They wouldn’t release him until I made the statement. They were like, “no rush, let him stew a bit”
I’ve put the whole incident to the back of my mind until now, but I think tonight has helped me, confronting my demons so to speak. I won’t sleep but I feel better. Weird feeling but life goes on. We can’t let things like this get us down, I’ve learnt to move on x
Thankyou for your reply @Gem789 it means so much xx
Oh dear! Go to bed bro! xxI’m glad his apology has helped and that it helps you to move on.I think I’ll be awake for a while, I fell asleep at 6 but my brother wakes me up at 3, drunk and asking me to play resident evil.I don’t think so lol x
I knew you had been assaulted cos you told me @Tim didn't realised it was a year ago yesterday Hun. Hope the fact that scumbag apologised has been a bit cathartic. Have a Betsy hug cos you need one.I’ve just had the most bizarre evening.
I haven’t felt well all day, I’m having a procedure next week to reduce inflammation on my skull. Something I have done every so often but it’s always plays on my mind. Anyway... this time last year I was assaulted, tonight the assaulter approached me and apologised for what he had done. I soon realised the bar staff knew he was there and was watching him. I felt uncomfortable but he was sober as a judge and I knew what he was saying was very truthful. I’m gobsmacked that he actually recognised me and approach me to apologise. I’m still in shock but I don’t know how I should accept his apology. It’s brought back many unpleasant memories that I had since forgotten about, perhaps put into the back of my mind since the the incident happened? I just feel a bit numb. God, I have mixed emotions right now, actually being approached by my attacker is weird. I told him I had councilling, he went very silent. Very odd feeling. I’m now back home enjoying a cuddle from Barry
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I wouldn’t normally but he was at the bars begging for attention. Still a bit of coriander and a cuddle later, he peed on me. Cheers mate x
I’ve just had the most bizarre evening.
I haven’t felt well all day, I’m having a procedure next week to reduce inflammation on my skull. Something I have done every so often but it’s always plays on my mind. Anyway... this time last year I was assaulted, tonight the assaulter approached me and apologised for what he had done. I soon realised the bar staff knew he was there and was watching him. I felt uncomfortable but he was sober as a judge and I knew what he was saying was very truthful. I’m gobsmacked that he actually recognised me and approach me to apologise. I’m still in shock but I don’t know how I should accept his apology. It’s brought back many unpleasant memories that I had since forgotten about, perhaps put into the back of my mind since the the incident happened? I just feel a bit numb. God, I have mixed emotions right now, actually being approached by my attacker is weird. I told him I had councilling, he went very silent. Very odd feeling. I’m now back home enjoying a cuddle from Barry
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I wouldn’t normally but he was at the bars begging for attention. Still a bit of coriander and a cuddle later, he peed on me. Cheers mate x
I’ve just had the most bizarre evening.
I haven’t felt well all day, I’m having a procedure next week to reduce inflammation on my skull. Something I have done every so often but it’s always plays on my mind. Anyway... this time last year I was assaulted, tonight the assaulter approached me and apologised for what he had done. I soon realised the bar staff knew he was there and was watching him. I felt uncomfortable but he was sober as a judge and I knew what he was saying was very truthful. I’m gobsmacked that he actually recognised me and approach me to apologise. I’m still in shock but I don’t know how I should accept his apology. It’s brought back many unpleasant memories that I had since forgotten about, perhaps put into the back of my mind since the the incident happened? I just feel a bit numb. God, I have mixed emotions right now, actually being approached by my attacker is weird. I told him I had councilling, he went very silent. Very odd feeling. I’m now back home enjoying a cuddle from Barry
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I wouldn’t normally but he was at the bars begging for attention. Still a bit of coriander and a cuddle later, he peed on me. Cheers mate x
Oh Tim, what a dreadful experience you had last year.By the sound of it, he does. He admits that booze sends him a bit nuts, he was watching rugby all day and was not with it at the time of the incident. He only realised the extent of the event when he woke up in his prison cell the next day. I had a phone call the next day to make a statement but I was about 25 miles away. They wouldn’t release him until I made the statement. They were like, “no rush, let him stew a bit”
I’ve put the whole incident to the back of my mind until now, but I think tonight has helped me, confronting my demons so to speak. I won’t sleep but I feel better. Weird feeling but life goes on. We can’t let things like this get us down, I’ve learnt to move on x
Thankyou for your reply @Gem789 it means so much xx
I’ve just had the most bizarre evening.
I haven’t felt well all day, I’m having a procedure next week to reduce inflammation on my skull. Something I have done every so often but it’s always plays on my mind. Anyway... this time last year I was assaulted, tonight the assaulter approached me and apologised for what he had done. I soon realised the bar staff knew he was there and was watching him. I felt uncomfortable but he was sober as a judge and I knew what he was saying was very truthful. I’m gobsmacked that he actually recognised me and approach me to apologise. I’m still in shock but I don’t know how I should accept his apology. It’s brought back many unpleasant memories that I had since forgotten about, perhaps put into the back of my mind since the the incident happened? I just feel a bit numb. God, I have mixed emotions right now, actually being approached by my attacker is weird. I told him I had councilling, he went very silent. Very odd feeling. I’m now back home enjoying a cuddle from Barry
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I wouldn’t normally but he was at the bars begging for attention. Still a bit of coriander and a cuddle later, he peed on me. Cheers mate x
Thanks again for all your kind words, love you all! I won’t let it bother me, at least I’ll try not to. I had councilling last year for a lot of events that happened all with weeks of each other, this attack was the cherry on the cake! They offered more support but I declined their offer as I felt I need to pull through by myself and I already had a lot of support.
Thanks @*kate* Fingers crossed for your daughter xx
Better out than in, right?Take care of yourself; don't shove your emotions down and let them run their course.
Better out than in, right?
Thankyou Wiebke, you are amazing! xxExactly - you will find that you are going to settle down more easily if you can let it out and talk about it. There will always be the hurt and a certain instinctive reaction, but you can hopefully walk that bit more easily afterwards.
You are a very kind and generous man; a lot of your conflict comes from being uncomfortable about being face to face with your assaulter, with having it all brought up again but also with having to deal with him trying to do the decent thing while you could most happily fling the muck right back into his face. Nobody has ever said that being a civilised guy was easy...
Accept it all - your own anger, your confusion and your right to not having to forgive unless you want to and are ready for it. Just let it run its due course, like a relapse of flu.
Thanks hun It’s not much of an op, I’m having fluid drained which builds up every so often. It’s quite close to the spine so requires a steady hand I’ll be in and out in a couple of hours hopefullyI've come to the forum late today so I've only just caught up. Lots of wise words from everyone to which I can't add. Just keep on being the lovely kind man you are. I hope your operation goes really well for you. Sending you massive hugs. X
Poor you I hope in the next few weeks you can start to move on from being approached by him. Guinea pigs always make everything better hope you’re ok xBy the sound of it, he does. He admits that booze sends him a bit nuts, he was watching rugby all day and was not with it at the time of the incident. He only realised the extent of the event when he woke up in his prison cell the next day. I had a phone call the next day to make a statement but I was about 25 miles away. They wouldn’t release him until I made the statement. They were like, “no rush, let him stew a bit”
I’ve put the whole incident to the back of my mind until now, but I think tonight has helped me, confronting my demons so to speak. I won’t sleep but I feel better. Weird feeling but life goes on. We can’t let things like this get us down, I’ve learnt to move on x
Thankyou for your reply @Gem789 it means so much xx
I’m ok, thankyou xxPoor you I hope in the next few weeks you can start to move on from being approached by him. Guinea pigs always make everything better hope you’re ok x
Thanks hun It’s not much of an op, I’m having fluid drained which builds up every so often. It’s quite close to the spine so requires a steady hand I’ll be in and out in a couple of hours hopefully
I'm with @piggieminder it sounds a pretty major op to me. Wishing you luck Hun@Tim it might not be much of an op, (sounds pretty major to me) but I know how these things play on the mind.
Look after yourself and those lovely piggies of yours.