Drug Facilitated Sexual Assault

Some incidents of sexual assault involve the survivor being drugged. This can allow the perpetrator to have easier accessibility to commit the crime.

If you believe you have been drugged seek medical attention immediately.

There can be signs to look for to help determine if you have been drugged:

  • You may feel more intoxicated than you normally do after social drinking/partying
  • Waking up the next day with lapses in memory, feeling “fuzzy”
  • You may feel as if you had sex or have physical indications of having sex, but you do not remember the incident

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He was my first of many things. He was my first homecoming date, my first boyfriend, my first kiss, and my first assault. During my freshman year of high school, the athletic star of my hometown started passing me notes in class. We began dating, and I thought I was so lucky. One night, I fell asleep on his couch and woke as I felt him on top of me. I was confused for a couple of seconds until I felt his hands unbutton my pants. I panicked. I tried to make him stop. I froze, I pleaded with him, I told him it hurt, I said no. The only response that I heard was “This is what people in relationships do.

Krystal, Survivor
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