Was I Sexually Assaulted Quiz

Dr. Kimberly VanBuren, PhD, LMFT-S, LPC-S
Verified Marriage & Family Therapist Reviewed by
Dr. Kimberly VanBuren, PhD, LMFT-S, LPC-S, LMFT
Dr. Kimberly VanBuren, PhD, LMFT-S, LPC-S
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15 Questions | Total Attempts: 19625 | Updated: Dec 15, 2025

1. How clear is your memory of the experience?


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Was I Sexually Assaulted Quiz
Sometimes an experience leaves you feeling confused, uneasy, or unsure about what really happened. You might wonder why it felt off or why it’s still on your mind. Those feelings are valid, and you deserve space to explore them. This quiz is m... see more
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2. What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

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3. Did you say or show that you were uncomfortable or unwilling?


4. How did the other person respond to your reactions?


5. Were you under the influence of alcohol or substances?


6. Did you feel pressured, even subtly, to do something sexual?


7. How did you feel right after the experience?


8. Did you ever say no or try to stop the situation?


9. Did the person have any authority or power over you (age, position, etc.)?


10. How did the experience affect your emotional well-being?


11. Did you feel you had the option to leave or stop what was happening?


12. Were you explicitly asked for your consent?


13. Was this experience something you would have agreed to in another context?


14. Have you felt hesitant or ashamed to talk about what happened?


15. If someone told you this same story, how would you feel for them?


16. Have you considered speaking to a therapist or support person about this?


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