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Date: October 13, 2022
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Being honest, don’t tell her. Tell your friend and his girl not to bring it up. You’re under no obligation to tell her.
I'm a woman who also has sexual trauma, and had difficultly opening up sexually / feeling safe and comfortable with my husband when we first started being intimate.
In your last paragraph, yes. You should do all of those things. Have a sit down conversation with her. Tell her you've been really thinking about things, and how you've made her feel, the mistakes you made, and how you want her to feel as comfortable as possible with you. Tell her that you're really working on being the best partner to her that you can be, and show her with your actions. Encourage her to always tell you if you do something she doesn't like, or if she doesn't want to do something, and that you won't get upset. And yes, I would let her initiate more often.
What helped me was, my husband never pushed. When I said no, he respected it 100%. When I said, I only want to go this far, that's as far as it went. And in everything we did, he was gentle, loving, and made me feel safe, beyond just telling me.
It sounds like you're handling this in the best way that you can.
Drop it.
He doesn’t have ‘anger issues’. He simply lacks respect for you, and thinks it’s ok to abuse you. I bet he doesn’t throw stuff at his friends, work colleagues or servers in restaurants? That’s because he respects them enough to keep his temper under control.