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"I felt under pressure in some parts, but I'm kind of glad it happened. "

In may, TikTok star-Loren grey that she had been sexually molested at the Age Of 12 years.

It was only after receiving a message that someone knew, and share your story, "the wrong way", she decided to speak.

In her only interview, she told about since the 18-year-old Radio 1 Newsbeat she is grateful for the positive response.

"It was really difficult for me, because I knew what to expect. And I was afraid that the people will see me differently. "

"I was not prepared for it, You can never be. It was hard, but I feel like I handled it in The Best way that I could. "

"The support of people You don't know about this part of My Life has kind of changed, and I myself"

In the TikTok video, Loren wrote was attacked in a cellar belongs to someone whom she trusts.

"I fought together the pieces of why this was happening to me. I felt dirty, hopeless, broken, and worthless," The American added, to the video.

Loren is not anyone, including your parents say that they plan on releasing to the public What Happened to her.

"I kept it, because at The End of The Day , it is my story. So it is on me, if I parts.

"But my parents really proud," she adds.

Loren says, she has not reported, What Happened to The Authorities .

"I didn't know that, because at The Time , it was not the right thing for my healing process. "

But, You know, reporting, "You can help, and the right for Other People ".

the circumstances were different for them because their parents "had never dealt with something" so like You "were really unsure of what to do".

"By The Time I told someone, it had been a couple of months. I just wanted to move forward. "

'It's not your fault, talking can help,'

Loren has More Than 60 million followers on their Social Media pages. Since the exchanges, she says, many of their fans told their own stories, sexually attacked.

It shows, "You can never really know what is going on in The Life ".

"But I'm glad that I could help people share their own stories, because it is something that happens to a lot of people. "

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According to The Rape , abuse & incest National network, 15% of sexual assault victims in the United States between the ages of 12 and 17.

First of all, Loren the blame for the attack. She says there are always questions about what could have happened.

"You ask, 'What if I happened to be that way, or what if I did something different?'"

"It's a natural feeling. But it takes a lot of learning and not to implement them, it is your fault and speaks helps people really. "

Other People listen to what You have experienced, helped to ease some of these feelings.

"is to be understood although it is really difficult for people, for me the conversation with my parents was really hard, but in The End was like therapy. "

'videos The Best of both worlds'

separated the other thing that had helped Loren-videos, the You started to sell a few months after The Incident , The Time , to be informed when home.

"I feel I need to make separated videos for the Two Worlds , especially after I began gaining a following.

"It helped me separate what I felt and The Life that could have been me. "

credits their fans for the support You get through a hard time.

"You didn't know what had happened, they were just there to support me in what I do and what I'm passionate about, what You in videos. "

Loren is also a singer and has released let solo songs

The Most important thing for Loren was, What Happened , are in control of your future.

"I know that life just at The Time , it feels really define. "

"do You see yourself to think differently, Other People are looking, they are different, even if You don't," she adds.

"But it is important to know that this is not always the case. There's always a light at The End of The Tunnel . "

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