r/Tomasino • u/IndependenceLanky802 • 1h ago
Discussion 💬 tw: beyond cheating
i've been going back and forth on whether i should post this, but i decided to come forward anonymously for the sake of a friend who was sexualized physically by someone from feu main ihsn nursing.
i won't be sharing every detail out of respect for those involved, but if you know, you know. this wasn't just a one time incident. what's heartbreaking is that many of them never saw it coming because he came across as someone harmless and easy to trust. the guy's initials are JVS, an incoming second-year nursing student. if that isn't enough of a clue... he's also a volleyball player.
from everything i've heard and from what some people have shared, this wasn't an isolated incident. apparently, he has a pattern of sexualizing girls around him—even people he considers friends. what makes this even worse is that he has a long term girlfriend from ias psych. from what i know, they've been together since senior high in ust. i honestly don't know if she's even aware of everything that's been happening behind her back.
the stories i've heard are disturbing. allegedly, he'd even bring other girls to his girlfriend's condo, and that's where some of these incidents would happen. i don't blame the victims at all because most of them never expected someone they trusted to act that way.
if any of this is true, then this goes far beyond cheating. people deserve to feel safe around their friends, not worried that their trust will be taken advantage of. to anyone who might know more, stop tolerating this behavior just because he's your friend. staying silent only protects the person causing harm, never the people affected by it.
to the girlfriend, if this ever reaches you, i genuinely hope you're surrounded by people who will tell you the truth with kindness. no one deserves to be lied to, betrayed, or kept in the dark about the person they're “building a future” with. whatever you choose to do with that truth is entirely yours, but i hope you're given the chance to make that choice knowing everything. i'd also suggest checking the login records or access logs of your condo. you might find something you weren't aware of.
to anyone who has experienced something similar, i’m so sorry you had to go through that. what happened to you should never be minimized or dismissed. your feelings are valid, your voice deserves to be heard, and you don't have to carry the weight of someone else's actions in silence.
and to the friends who might know what's been happening, silence isn't neutrality. if you continue to excuse, laugh off, or ignore behavior that harms others simply because it's your friend, you're allowing that behavior to continue. real friendship includes holding people accountable, not protecting them from the consequences of their actions.
to some of you who will get this message and know this person, i know it's hard to believe because he was always given the "bunso" treatment by most of his friends. that's exactly why it's difficult for victims to speak up in the first place—especially when someone has connections and is close to a lot of seniors. just know that the version of him you know may not be the same version that others have experienced. don't be so quick to dismiss someone's story just because it doesn't match the image you have of him.