I’m really sorry they did that to you
@ggarcia007 .
First the classic:
Are you in therapy? Do you have some emotional support? Social support? Any kind of support?
The first thing you need to do is to gather support around you to diminish the feeling of being alone against all this. It’s not everything but it helps you cover your bases and not feel so exposed so much. If you have people you trust in, you can lean a bit on them to help at least to soothe it out of the moment. Ideally someone who isn’t from this high school since having information spread could be a risk and even the mere idea of it can be very triggering.
I do understand the fear at the former abuser’s face. Months after everything that went with my ex, even if it was a plant with a wig I would have jumped. It made me very worried I’d loose it because the response wasn’t necessarily just fear, it was rage as well and I felt very out of control. Anxiety medication did help me. If panic attacks become really so huge it’s impeding your functioning, you could consider talking to your family doctor to see what they have to help manage it. Ideally, a psychiatrist is better but some family doctors can be very helpful.
I hope this helps, feel free to discard if it doesn’t