Find out of he's alive and still teaching, if so report it to the school. I'm doubt anything will come of it, but you feel its something you need to do then do it. Talking to some kind of support group will probably achieve more for you mentally though.

Reply 10

Bio 7

Original post by Leemiserable

Why can you not see the point ? Tell me what you would do if you were in my shoes ?

I wouldn't dredge up the past unnecessarily. Why wait over 40 years?

Reply 11

Leemiserable

Original post by 4Skin

Thank you for understanding I know there's probably no chance of me ever getting some closure this has been hard for me just asking for advice on here your right I should get some support and help. Thank you

Reply 12

StriderHort

You'd get a nice 'We regret you may have experienced this many decades previously before any of us worked here" letter

You're not going to get any dramatic confrontation with them, even if they're alive/still teaching (v low chance)

Reply 13

Leemiserable

Original post by Bio 7

I wouldn't dredge up the past unnecessarily. Why wait over 40 years?

Are you a human ?

Reply 14

Bio 7

Original post by Leemiserable

Are you a human ?

Maybe, maybe I'm an imposter.

In seriousness though I just don't see what good can come of this over 40 years later. You won't get anything from it now.

Reply 15

IWMTom

Original post by Leemiserable

What do I do

Nothing. Get over it.

Reply 16

black tea

Original post by Leemiserable

So that I can look him in the eye and let him see what he did to my life. I was 6 or 7 when it started until I was 11

The man is long retired or dead, and I'm not really sure who you would even report him to so far down the line. Speaking to a councillor or therapist would probably more beneficial to you if this is still affecting you 40 years later.