we had a class together afterwards. It was awful. We only spoke of it once in allusion. I teared up and couldn't even use the word rape (because of the negative responses we see hear at a progressive website where women are presumed to lie)... but I did say.. why... my wrists were bruised... why... he didn't respond.
He did stay out of my way and try to be polite while we had a small seminar class the next semester (of 9 people). That was hell.
And no, his being polite didn't spare me from the very real reprecussions that follow being a victim of rape.
I am very concerned that you may have done the same thing. And that you, like he, can not see what is obvious to others.
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