Even if you are unsure whether you want to press criminal charges against your assailant, all physical evidence should be preserved. You shouldn't bathe, douche, wash, change your clothing, or move any other evidence the assailant may have touched or dropped. The University police detective assigned to your case can answer your questions about medical care or legal procedures. If you do choose to file a criminal complaint, you can rest assured that all information is strictly confidential. From a legal standpoint, there is no difference between rape and acquaintance rape.
All rape is a felony punishable by a lengthy prison sentence.
Statistics show that high school and college women are more likely to be raped by someone they know than by a stranger. Men may be victims, too. Before you go out, especially on a first date, tell a roommate or a friend whom you are going out with. where you are going. During the date, use common sense. Don't lose control by drinking too much or taking drugs.