[Sweet_Insanity] wrote:
yeah not really. even if he was underage there's not much they can do about it now. just get a restraining order, get his ass in jail or just stop seeing him. it's honestly not that hard, what makes it hard is you like it.
Beyond Help! wrote:
I just don't see a way out.
Yeah, to me, the most obvious "way out" is just to stop seeing and associating with him. As SI mentioned, it would appear that this solution is mostly difficult or invisible to you because you've said you are obsessed with him and "can't let him go".
If you truly want out, then the logical option is there.
If it's a matter of being afraid that he'll report you for something like statutory rape, as you said he was underage when this started, well, one of the reasons this law is in place is because as the adult in the situation, you are held responsible for the decision(s) you made to engage in sexual activity with a minor, even if he initiated it or indicated that he wanted it.
In my opinion, it's your responsibility to face the potential consequences of your actions in this situation, and if you do stop seeing him and associating with him, and he DOES decide to initiate legal proceedings, well, you are entitled to present your case and defend yourself. This includes information pertaining to what you said about his verbal and physical abuse, as well as your statement about his "making you" engage in sexual activity with him.
All things considered, this does not appear to be a healthy or appropriate situation to continue being a part of.