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Time to say goodbye

July 23, 2009

It is with some relie, but also sadness that I’m writing the last ever post in the name of Naughty Angel. It has been fun writing this blog for nearly two years. The reason I’m quitting? Well, I just don’t feel like I’m that girl anymore. Naughty Angel, my writing alter ego, and I are growing apart and developing in different directions. The last few posts wre hard to write although they contained very pleasant material. I just felt that every time I posted something here lately, I only did it because I had to keep up my writing. And, I will keep up my writing. I will start a new blog where I will post my creative writing, stories, poems and maybe novels. I wanna write something I can show to most of my friends and that they can give me feedback on, which frankly, I can’t writing this blog. I’ll be sad to lose the few readers I know I’ve had through the two years, but for those of you who would like to continue reading my stuff, I will give you a few clues as how to find me. I may delete this blog at some point. Just because, shoudl it ever e found, I don’t know what I’d do. Mum would have a heart attack reading this and I’d probs lose a few friends.

So the clues:
For those of you who know my first name, my blog will contain the name of a female animal whose two first letters are the same as the two letters of my first name.You can find this animal mainly in Africa.

Right, that’s it folks. i’ve enjoyed it. Hope you have too.

Naughty Angel xxx

A step forward

January 21, 2009

Congratulations to barack Obama. I wish him lots of luck and success as president of the US of A. He’s got many challenges ahead and I hope he’s as good at acting as he is at speaking. America has shown that society has taken a step forward in allowing the most powerful job in the states, perhaps in the whole world to a man who isn’t white. As Mr. Obama said in his speech, 60 years ago, he wouldn’t be served in local restaurants certain places in America. By electing him as president, The American people have almost fulfilled the dream Martin Luther King had, a dream about a nation where we’re all treated as equals. I say almost, because there are still attitudes among every colour and ethnicity that needs to be broken down, but one day Racism will hopefully be an issue of the past

So here’s to a successful term for Barack Obama!

Back to reality

January 6, 2009

Tuesday, and the week’s dragging. Ok, sorry, I don’t wanna spend this year complaining, but got a few things on my mind I feel like ranting about. Work. I still am thrilled to work here, but my work load isn’t very big at present and I’m bored. I’m working on two films, but I’m that kind of person who need a lot of donkey work to keep me going. There’s nothing I hate more than being bored at work and it’s hard to make the time pass as I can’t curl up in a chair with a book and a cup of tea. Ok, I can have the teacup, but the book’s a bit more tricky. I’m also thinking about the future. TV contracts are quite short and in three months mine’s running out. I am looking for internal jobs, but I think I might be more interested in radio than TV. In order to be a junior researcher in TV, you should be able to do your own film shoots. I’m sure I could do that, but they would look pretty bad if I didn’t have assistance. In radio, I can do everything myself and I’d need no assistance, at least not with the practical, which would be good. having a meeting with my mentor tomorrow, so I guess there’ll be quite a lot of career development talking.

Apart from me having very little to do at work, I arrived in London safe and sound on Sunday. My friend Mike came and picked me up. He has a car, which was very convenient. After I got home, my shopping got delivered, so I had food straight away. It was good being back, away from parents, although things were very peaceful over the holidays. The days before I went home were quite lazy too except Saturday when I went to a wedding. It was one of this huge weddings with 200 guests. The church was full and just as the bride and groom were gonna exchange vows, the fire alarm rang. The groom had said his “I do” and the bride was just about to do hers actually. Things like that only happen in commedies, so when the fire alarm went off, nobody even thought of moving. We all thought that it was a bad joke from the band the bride is playing in. When we got in, the groom said his “I do” again and this time, the bride got a chance too. The after party lasted a bit too long. At least the bit at the table. There was a buffet and lots and lots of speeches. We were sitting down for six hours straight, but it was fun too. I sat next to this Swedish girl who was very chatty and funny and we made good friends that evening and got quite tipsy together. I got home really late because of the long dinner, and had to get up early the next day to catch my flight.

New-years-eve was good too. Len’s dad is an amazing cook, and we had beef with bernaise and potato vegs. We had fruit salad for dessert and then there were lots of snacks. Some more of her family came over and Len, I and her gorgeous Greek cousin Geo, who I used to have a little crush on, spent some quality time drinking champagne and chatting.

at least, 2008 ended well

Good times

November 8, 2008

It’s been a great week in many ways. First and foremost, because Barack Obama is now America’s new president. In a way I knew it was going to happen. But like everyone else, I was positively surprised when Barack Obama became the republican candidate.Why? because he happens to be black? I suppose so. I’m not surprised about the fact that a black man as such made it to the white house. Look at all the powerful black leaders through the years like Nelson Mandela for example. No, the fact that a black man made it, is not what is remarkable. It is the development in the American society. And with developments in the American society, there are undeniably gonna be developments in the western society to follow. It wasn’tlong ago that white westerners in general were racist and could hardly imagine a man of a different colour leading anywhere where there were white people to do the job. This just goes to show that the attitudes have changed dramatically in a short time. as a Jamaican radio presenter said the other day, “We all knew it would happen, but not that soon.” The way I see it, Obama is the only one out ot the two candidates who could win the ellection. I’m sure McCain is a nice man with good objectives, but it was clear to see that America needed something as different as george Bush as they could possibly get. So even though I and a whole world with me, wre nervous on election night, it was arguably a given outcome that Obama would win. Barack Obama has also got a lot of people that previously didn’t care about politics to get involved which is great, because in order to create total fairness and know what everybody in a society wants, everyone needs to speak up. I’m not an American, but I think Americans should hold their heads high and be proud of who they are and there remarkable country today. And the world should be proud of America. I am excited to see how Obama gets on. Good luck to him, cause he’s got some tough issues to deal with!

Apart from the great election outcome, i’ve had quite a good week. Celebrities I’ve met this week includes all the strictly come dancing celebs and next week, I’m meeting Solange, Beyonce’s little sister and Dizzee Rascal!

I’ve been to quite a few parties as well. last week, I went to this halloween thing where two of the guys from work were DJing. Me and the girls I came with, where the only ones not wearing costumes, so people sent us a few strange looks, but we didn’t care and just rocked the dance floor. The day after, it was the engagement party of another colleague. I almost didn’t go, because it was raining and I didn’t wanna miss X factor, but went in the end and I had a great time,so don’t regret it at all. Tonight HMF’s got her flat warming party. I don’t feel to well, but going because there will be some people there I haven’t seen in ages who I’m really looking forward to seeing again.
Celebs and parties, but no sex. My life has lacked sex since I got single. Ok, I slept with TJ twice, but from my side, there were no feelings and he really made an effort which he never did when we wre together. I guess staying off sex is healthy for me at the moment though.

Still happy, single and feeling great!

October 27, 2008

So, what’s been happening in my life since I last cared to write something in this ramblespace which is better known as a blog? Not much to be honest, except from me finally getting the spare key back off Tj. It’s actually quite an amazing feeling to know that nobody can come in to your flat when you’re not there. Not that it was all that easy giving him the key back. He tried hard, really hard to still keep it, to keep me in his life by saying the most amazing things such as “You’re a criminal who should go to jail, because you’re committing a crime by walking around in public being so beautiful.” Beat that one! He nearly melted me into letting him keep it actually, but being the hard Norwegian queen of ice I should be, I stood by my decissions to keep it.

Yesterday, I spent the day at Kiwigirl’s house. She made bagels with cream cheese and smoke salmon and home made juice. Really really tasty! We didn’t do much, just stayed in and had a long nice chat about anything and everything.

My ex colleague KG called me Friday and wanted to meet up today. He’s a really nice guy and I can have a good laugh with him, but I don’t really find him atractive at all. When I say ask out, I mean as in, meet up, however, I know he wants more than just a meal and a few drinks. I don’t wanna go any further than giving him a hug, so I let him know that. He hasn’t come back to me, so I’m wondering whether that got him disappointed. Good way to find out people’s intentions, just being honest and straight forward with them. Got no reply back, so I assume that wasn’t enough for him. Ah well, I don’t mind a night in with couscous and Confessions of Georgia Nicolson.

I still haven’t managed to lose the kilos I tried so hard to lose over easter. They just stay on even though I go to the gym and eat sensably. I’ve toned up quite a lot actually, but the bodyfat isn’t going away so weighing 57 kg now. Normal weight, but I feel more comfortable losing 4 or 5 kg. That’s why I decided to try this dietary product. I’m against dietary stuff really, but this one is all natural and herbal and it’s not a meal replacement at all, which I’m against as well. It’s called Slimshot and I have to take three different tablets throughout the day, one for each of my three main meals. The tablets are put in water and makes a fizzy drink, like a soda. It doesn’t taste bad at all, and I feel like I eat smaller portions, I don’t feel hungry between meals and I don’t have cravings. They don’t mess up my sleep either as they’re designed to fit your body clock. I’ve been on them for five days and although I haven’t lost weight yet, I don’t feel bloated anymore and my muscles are showing better. They say that I may not lose actual weight in the first week if I’m building muscle, so not worried about that yet. I combine this with a yoga regime I found as well, based on the idea that if you breathe correctly, your metabolism increases due to more oxygen in your body. If worked persistently, my metabolism will stay high for life.
Ok, I won’t bore you with any more weight loss details. I’m certainly sick of seeing how people lose weight diet etc, but Slimshot really is a good one.

Meeting Miley Cyrus, also known as Hanna Montana tomorrow!

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Meeting the daddy

October 10, 2008

Just writing a tiny winy post to see if I can publish at work after all. It’s weird if I can’t, cause I swear that those who use blogger can.

Dad’s in London today and I am kind of looking forward to meeting him and kind of not. I have described what my dad’s like earlier in the blog, so for me to repeat any description would be boring. I hope everything’s perfect this time. Luckily, it’s only one night, or a few hours rather as all we’re doing together is a nice meal. I hope he takes me somewhere really posh. Dad’s alright in small doses. He might even have more respect for me with my new job. I love him really though. He’s my father. I keep saying that, becasue I feel bad slagging him off the way I do. He can be a fat ugly bastard sometimes, but deep down, he’s a nice man and I know he would be hurt if he knew what I thought sometimes. I guess my fair of hurting people is the main reason I wasn’t as rebellious as a teenager. I was, but I wasn’t the classical teenage rebellian.

That guy I wrote about the other day, really is cool. I’ve spoken to him loads and we’ve got the same taste in music and like lots of the same things apart from music too. That was a very bad sentence, but too lazy to change it! We’re still working closely together, but can’t write more about that as he might venture over at any point to talk to me!!

I’m really and truly over TJ. I have to ring him one of these days though as we’ve got some practical things to sort out. I wouldn’t had it not been for that. Don’t wanna talk to him. Good I never fell properly in love but only just started to love him, if that makes sens.

House bound

September 20, 2008

TN left yesterday. It’s the same feeling when people leave as when you get home from somewhere nice. Nice to be home and alone, but it was still really cool to have them there. We got around loads and walked constantly every day. Tuesday, we went in to Oxford Street to go shopping. I got some new jumpers that I really needed and TN got some jewellery you can’t get hold of anywhere in Norway. I also bought two Prime suspect movies. The first one called Prime Suspect and the fifth one called Errors of judgement. TN introduced me to them and I know they’re not exactly new, but I think they’re brilliant, especially Errors of judgement.

It’s not turned into Saturday, so the last sentence in the previous paragraph was written yesterday, but I just couldn’t continue for some strange reason. Didn’t feel motivated enough. Anyway, TN and I had lots of fun. The last day she was here, we went out in Soho and it was great apart from the fact that we ended up in this really dodgy night club. The only reason we stayed for a while, was because we paid 5 quid to get in and I am that kind of person who want my money’s worth at least for a little while. So we agreed to take a few drinks before we left the night club. TN got chatted up by a 19-year-old and I by a Danish 24-year-old who was mixed Asian or something and an English 22 something guy. Not the most intelligent company I’ve had, but TN and I finally went away. She was too drunk to find the bus we needed to get on, so we ended taking a mini cab. The cab driver was a black man and he asked us if we liked reggae. I being a reggae dancehall lover of course said yes. TN hates reggae and in her drunken state, she was more drunk than me, she didn’t understand it when the cab driver said “Each to their own” and started arguing with him. I got a little scared, because the driver was kind of scary and it was all based on a language misunderstanding. I was afraid he’d throw us out of the cab too. He was the impatient kind and TN couldn’t really explain the route home and I couldn’t do it as detailed as was needed. We got home eventually, TN swearing at the driver who got more and more angry. I through some notes at him and jumped out of the cab wanting to get away from the situation. Not that I’m all nice and lovely with bad cab drivers either, but the whole setting was not ideal and I don’t know what we would have done had he kicked us out of the somewhere random. As we half ran away from the cab, I fell over this high curb and hurt my foot. I haven’t been able to walk properly on it for the past couple of days, so I’ve been house bound. I think I might be able to get shoes on today, but I still feel some pain in it. TN was so hung over and my foot hurt so much that we didn’t do much the Thursday which was TN’s last day here.

Needless to say I spent the rest of Thursday and yesterday at home. I couldn’t go to work, but I sort of welcomed the time. TJ popped by yesterday. He asked if I needed some shopping done so he went to ASDA for me and got lots of Fruit and some other things. Everything seemed to be back to normal. In fact, it was quite funny, because I was chatting to Kev a mate from uni on msn and at the moment TJ came, I said I didn’t fancy men with strong African accents. Twin A, does have a strong accent and I think TJ might have seen that, which perhaps proves my point. Call me picky, but because I can’t go on looks in the same way other girls can, I go on voices and accents. Anyway, he’s coming around this afternoon and will spend the night here. Hope I don’t get my period before tomorrow!

I also did something this week which was necessary, but difficult. I texted A asking him to delete my number and never speak to me again. I would do the same. I told him not to ask why I did this, but just do it. The truth is, A has fed TJ with lots of crap about his and my fling, how he suspected me for having cheated on him with twin a and lots of other things. TJ told me lots of A’s stories and they are fabricated in such a way it makes me astonished. I feel he has an indirect hand in things going wrong with me and TJ although TJ didn’t exactly have to believe A and what he said. A is good at brain washing though and regardless of how things go with TJ and me, I think that the less access he has to speak to me, the less he will interfere in my life. I’m also afraid he will destroy a future relationship or friendship I might get as well just by being my friend.

9 days till I start work. I met my team a few days ago and really like them.

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I might just have to.

September 11, 2008

I’ve taken a serious look at what’s supposed to be my lovelife over the past few days and I’ve come to the conclusion that even though TJ hasn’t dumped me, I might have to end it with him. I don’t really want to, but it’s better that I do it now before my feelings for him grow even more and it will hurt real bad when it ends. I will feel hurt if I end it with him now, but the sooner I do it, the less damage really. I haven’t seen him for a week now and he isn’t answering the phone when I try to ring him. He hasn’t rung me either. I have a feeling he doesn’t really care. Ok, he’s got a stressful period ahead of him, so I can understand that he doesn’t spend 24 7 with me, but I can’t understand his total absense. It’s as if he just stopped caring. And the weird thing is, this all changed over night, or so it seems. Up until a week ago, he was, well, if not the most punctual boyfriend, he was around and I had a feeling that I actually had a boyfriend it that makes sense. It doesn’t make things better to hear how KS and AR are loving to their girls. How they call them and tell them if they are late, how they take them to Nando’s etc. I want this kind of relationship too. Not that my man needs to have lots of dough, no, but just enough to at least come out for a meal with me, or take me out for a meal. I don’t even mind paying for my meal. The whole KS thing is weird. He wasn’t that generous with me, but then, he didn’t have as much money when himand I went out.
So, I’m gonna let TJ explain himself before I decide what to do. I don’t wanna dump him, but perhaps it is for my best. should I ever put in an advert for a man, it would probably go like this:
Seaking boyfriend.
I want a man between 23-30 years old. He needs to have a good sense of humour and enjoy commedy and music. Preferably, I’d like him to have a good taste in books, but as long as he likes good movies I can accept that. He needs to be honest, open and like a wide variety of activities from going to the cinema, to going for a meal and clubbing. He needs to at least have done and passed 3 A levels and hold a stabil job. Black or black and white Caribbean prefered, but I don’t descriminate on the grounds of race and skin colour, so I’m sure I would accept any other nationality too. He needs to really want me, because the next time I date somebody and want it to be serious, he’ll have to wait at least 2 weeks before sleeping with me.

In return, I shall be very faithful, not nag him too much and cook him good meals although I would like that favour returned every now and again.

Two stories that made me smile

September 7, 2008

A typical bloke, having split from his latest girlfriend,
decided to take a
holiday. He booked himself on a cruise and proceeded to have
the time of his
life, that is, until the ship sank.

He found himself on an island with no other people, no
supplies, nothing,
only bananas and coconuts. After about four months, he is
lying on the beach
one day when the most gorgeous woman he has ever seen rows
up to the shore.

In disbelief, he asks, ‘Where did you come from? How did you
get here?’ She
replies, ‘I rowed from the other side of the island. I
landed here when my
cruise ship sank.’

‘Amazing,’ he notes. ‘You were really lucky to have a row
boat wash up with
you.’ ‘Oh, this thing?’ explains the woman. ‘I made the boat
out of raw
material I found on the island. The oars were whittled from
gum tree
branches. I wove the bottom from palm branches, and the
sides and stern came
from a Eucalyptus tree.’

‘But, where did you get the tools?’

‘Oh, that was no problem,’ replied the woman. ‘On the south
side of the
island, a very unusual stratum of alluvial rock is exposed.
I found if I
fired it to a certain temperature in my kiln, it melted into
ductile iron. I
used that for tools and used the tools to make the
hardware.’

The guy is stunned.

‘Let’s row over to my place,’ she says. After a few minutes
of rowing, she
docks the boat at a small wharf. As the man looks to shore,
he nearly falls
off the boat. Before him is stone walk leading to an
exquisite bungalow
painted in blue and white.

While the woman ties up the rowboat with an expertly woven
hemp rope, the
man can only stare ahead, dumb struck. As they walk into the
house, she says
casually, ‘It’s not much but I call it home. Sit down,
please. Would you
like a drink?’

‘No! No thank you,’ he blurts out, still dazed.

‘I can’t take another drop of coconut juice.’ ‘It’s not
coconut juice,’
winks the woman. ‘I have a still. How would you like a Pina
Colada?’

Trying to hide his continued amazement, the man accepts, and
they sit down
on her couch to talk. After they have exchanged their
stories, the woman
announces, ‘I’m going to slip into something more
comfortable. Would you
like to take a shower and shave? There is a razor upstairs
in the bathroom
cabinet.’

No longer questioning anything, the man goes into the
bathroom. There, in
the cabinet, a razor made from a piece of tortoise bone. Two
shells honed to
a hollow ground edge are fastened on to its end inside a
swivel mechanism.

‘This woman is amazing,’ he muses. ‘What next?’

When he returns, she greets him wearing nothing but vines,
strategically
positioned, and smelling faintly of gardenias. She beckons
for him to sit
down next to her.

‘Tell me,’ she begins suggestively, slithering closer to
him, ‘We’ve been
out here for many months. You’ve been lonely. There’s
something I’m sure you
really feel like doing right now, something you’ve been
longing for?’ She
stares into his eyes ..

He swallows excitedly and tears start to form in his
eyes…..

“I don’t believe it, , don’t tell me you’ve got Sky Sports?’

A man went to the Patent Office trying to register some of
his inventions. He went to the main desk to sign in and the
lady at the desk had a form that
had to be filled out.
She wrote down his personal info and then asked him what he
had invented.
He said, “A folding bottle.”
She said, “Okay. What do you call it?”
“A Fottle.”
“What else do you have?”
“A folding carton.”
“What do you call it?”
“A Farton.”
She snickered and said, “Those are silly names for products
and one of them sounds kind of crude.”
He was so upset by her comment that he grabbed the form and
left the office without even telling her about his folding
bucket.

On Abortion and Sarah Palin

September 5, 2008

Not a fan of abortions myself. I think it is like committing a murder to remove something that’s living and growing. However, I think Sarah Palin is being rather harsh with her abortion views. Ok, so abortion is murder, but it must be horrible to carry through a baby who is a result of rape, or even worse incest!

What are your views?

Gross! Just got this terrible image of a baby belonging to me and dad. I could committ murder for that.

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New chances

August 7, 2008

I haven’t written in a few days because I figured you wouldn’t wanna read depressing chit chat about me feeling sorry for myself because things didn’t go the way I wanted them to with the job I didn’t get etc. However, I feel a lot better now. Especially because the same media organization want to have another interview with me. This time for the position of broadcast production assistant making childrens programmes. I reckon that will be great fun. With children’s TV you can use parts of your imagination to come up with programme and story ideas that you can’t with news and current affairs. And I like using my imagination to create things. Not just my dirty one for you who might be sniggering reading that last sentence. I really wouldn’t mind being a children’s writer and maybe I shall attempt to write children fiction when I’m done with this current novel to see if I could do it. I have started reading some children’s fiction again so I can get into the type of language and style you would write in to suit a younger audience. The only thing which is slightly crap about this interview, is that it is to be held on August 18. I can’t reschedule my travel plans again, so I do hope and pray that that they will either allow me a phone interview or that they postpone it a week till I get back. I told them I had to be away for medical reasons which is partly true because I am gonna see an eye doctor who comes from Germany and travels around the world, except Britain. The only type of eye doctors which work with something useful in relation to my condition only come from Germany, which is a pity really because if I miss an appointment 1 year, I have to wait another year to see him. Anyway, they’d be pretty mean not to allow me the chance just because I have to see that doctor who happens not to be in Britain. I guess though that to them, I am just an applicant and it doesn’t matter to them if I don’t attend an interview.

I have applied for heaps of other jobs as well. The more I apply for, the bigger chance I have to get employed. Put my profile and CV up on guardian jobs and I get emails all the time with jobs matching my criterias which is kind of cool.

Apart from looking for jobs, I have spent time with old friends like KS, K, HMF and TK who got my old phone with a text to speech sofware called talks on. He has never had a talking mobile phone even though they got common a few years ago, and I taught him how to write text messages and use the phone in general. He is extatic about the new phone as it has opened up so many new posibilities previously closed to him. He is a profressional musician and he says that this can be a great boost to his business. I love helping people out like that. Wish I could do that more. I could be a software trainer for a while perhaps if my journalism career don’t boost the way I need it to do soon. But I don’t think no-one’s looking to be trained in talks or jaws, the text to speech software, or screenreading software if you like, used on computers.

I have also spent time with TJ although I wish there had been more of that. He has a lot to deal with right now though, so he’s quite stressed out at the moment. The sex though, has been mind blowing! I’ve also read a great novel called Pleasure by Eric Jerome Dickey which I highly recommend!

Going back to Norway tomorrow for 17 days. Apart from seeing the German doctor, I am going out west to stay with Grandma and TN which I am looking forward to. T is also gonna take me out sailing in his boat.

Leaving you with the Keyshia Cole song TJ dedicated to me the first night I was back and I’ll write more when I’m back in my homeland again.

updates

July 25, 2008

I’ve edited the about me page yet again and finally I think I’ve got what I want on there. I’ll probably edit it again if my blog ever should develop to become more than what it is right now, but for now I think it’s ok.

Lucky camille

July 15, 2008

I’m posting my favourite lovesong here. It’s by the dancehall artist Munga Honourable and I never get sick of listening to this lovsong! I came over it by accident and I know it’s cheesy, but it is a quality tune. Imagine having this song made to you. I certainly think Camille is a very very lucky woman. The pity is, I don’t think anyone who’s using a screenreader can see the link, or I’m not doing it write. That’s frustrating!! if screenreaders can’t see the link I mean!!!

Rape

July 8, 2008

I would like to discuss a quite serious topic I’ve been thinking about lots lately. Rape. It’s in my opinion the worst crime someone can commit. For the victim, it’s definitely worse than murder since the victim has to live with what happened the rest of her life. I had a long conversation with Joy on Sunday about rape. She told me how she was being raped by a guy two or three times a day everyday for, I think a week and how that destroyed her good spirits and confidence. I don’t blame her. Our conclusion was that a lot of girls and women get raped at least once in their life. However, not everyone recognize the assault as rape at the time. Take me for example. The first time A and I had sex, it was rape. He got me drunk and then used that to get into my knickers. I did think about it as rape at the time, or I was at least pretty sure it was, but what made me stop doing something about it was because: 1. I started liking it. My body did. All the time it was going on, I kept thinking how bad and wrong the whole thing was. 2. I carried on seeing him. Now, that’s something I don’t understand till this day. How and why on earth did I do that? Fear enough, I learned a valuable lesson from it, but at the same time, he diminished me and made me feel shit most of the time. Especially since I was only some sort of social experiment to him. What is it like having sex with a blind girl kind of thing. And he raped me again. I never wrote about that here, because I felt too bad about it at the time. The whole, (it was my entire fault) feeling. After having thought about it on an d off though, I do realise that it wasn’t my fault, but I’ll come back to the guilt aspect of rape later. This rape did not feel good and if I wanted to, I could turn him in for that, but too much time has passed. It happened as I was going out to meet some friends. I had dressed up and felt good, but before I go, I had to deliver his DVD back. I sat down for about five minutes before he picked me up, put me on the bed and raped me. It hurt and it destroyed my insides so badly I was bleeding and spent the night out in pain. In fact, the first time I had sex after the rape, (I do hate that word) it did hurt when it started getting rough because it hadn’t quite healed, or maybe it had, but it was some mental thing in my head. It didn’t take long at all though for my body to properly enjoy and not hurt from sex after that time though.

Then, the guilt aspect. Both Joy and I agreed that walking around feeling guilty about being raped is unnecessary although we don’t blame anyone for doing so. It’s easy to think, /well, if I didn’t wear this or say that it would never happen. I provoked him to do it and I only got what I deserve. I reckon most guys who perform such a degrading act on girls do it because they feel rubbish in some way and they hate how the girl is successful, popular, has a better job or something equally lame. They need to show themselves that they’ve still got some power. That they’re superior in some way. At least those are my theories, but people might disagree. In A’s case I can understand him. Not the fact that he raped me, but why he perhaps need to feel superior. 35 and currently unemployed. I guess partly by choice and he’s had to delay his college studies. If that was me at 35 as well as not being able to form a relationship because I treated women like sex toys I would feel pretty rubbish too. I know it’s not only me he treats like that because mutual friends have told me so without really knowing how he treats me. In Joy’s case, the man was a complete bastard. That’s all I can say from not knowing him or reason why he might have been raping her. So guilt is not a feeling girls should have after rape. Easy to say, but not so easy to practice.

The worst rape case I’ve come across in my circle of friends was that of my soul sister and best friend Mad. She was on drugs for a while and once she had taken something which left her in a very immobile state, yet she was still conscious. She was gang raped by three guys who were supposed to be her friends. Luckily she has no feeling of guilt and responsibility for that.

I have no sympathy or understanding with rapists whatsoever. I think they’re just disgusting and selfish!