I disagree. I think it's important to point out that her feelings are not valid. She was an equal partner in an experience that she acknowledges was exploratory. She did nothing wrong at the time, and neither did he. Nobody has anything to feel bad about here - it was an awkward teenage make-out, nothing more. Then…

Done what last year - attempted to escalate a consensual make-out by proceeding to second base? I did that when I was 28. My "victim" and I are now married.

Can you all stop using the word "assault," you big drama queens? She got dry-humped and felt up during a make-out at 14 years old. So, what, only she gets to explore her sexuality? Her then-bf doesn't get to do the same? Where were you all at 14? This is NORMAL. He was exploring too.