You may want to call friends or the police to make sure you feel safe. Whether you tell anyone or not, go to the hospital to be treated for injuries. Your cuts and bruises should be cleaned and bandaged. You need to be checked for sexually transmitted diseases and possibly stop a potential pregnancy. You may not want to talk with anyone right now, and you probably want to forget it.
Many people feel that way.
But consider talking to a friend, a family member, a counselor, a police officer, or a health service worker. Georgia Southern's Counseling Center staff and Police Department have experienced people who will listen and believe you. As a sexual assault survivor you may go through several emotional stages. This is completely normal. That's why it is a good idea to talk with a Counselor, a Medical Professional, and a Police Officer, so they can help you with your decisions later.