I never told my family about CSA, but my brother walked in on it happening to me, and I begged him not to tell anyone. The next day, when I got back from school, he was already home. He had punched the guy who had been doing it to me and was sent home. I remember walking into my home, and there was this unease in the air. No one said anything. I acted normal and went to my room.
Dinner passed, and still, no one had said anything about it. I eventually went for a shower. When I was walking back to my room with my towel wrapped around me, I noticed my mother was sitting on my bed. I asked her to leave so I could get dressed. She refused and awkwardly asked me if I wanted to tell her anything. I said I wanted her to leave my room.
She mentioned what my brother saw, and I didn't react. She then told me to sit by her. I told her I didn't want to I wanted to be alone. Eventually, my stubbornness in not opening up or admitting what had been going on made her upset. She told me to take my towel off so she could check. I said no and crossed my legs.
She then pried at my legs and took my towel off me to "check." She fell to the floor crying, and I remember feeling such disgust at her crying on my floor. I had no other emotion except when I remembered I was naked and covered myself up uncomfortably. When she left my room I laid in my closet and cried myself to sleep.
The next day, she drove me to school, except we went to the hospital without warning. I started crying because I didn't want to go in. She forced me to go and forced me to hold her hand while in the waiting room. The doctor told me I had to undress. I didn't want to, and I didn't want my mother in the room. He left, and my mother yelled at me for not complying.
Eventually, I was crying again and just followed through. The doctor and my mother proceeded to touch and look at me while I cried. After that, it was never acknowledged or brought up.
In high school I told a close guy friend about a different situation of CSA, and he assaulted me a few hours after that conversation.