The Girl Whose Best Friend Married Her Rapist Proves That Female Friendships Aren't Really Friendships At All

Metro- A woman whose best friend married her rapist has spoken out about her ordeal.

The victim, whose name we can’t publish, developed post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after the attack by Royal Army Medical Corps officer Daniel Howard.

She was also shunned by her best friend April, who was Howard’s fiancée at the time, and lost her boyfriend to suicide in the wake of the attack.

April had been her closest friend since university, and she was heartbroken by her reaction. ‘I was meant to be a bridesmaid at her wedding,’ she told the Mirror.

‘We were meant to have children at similar times and raise them together. I only said something in the first place to try to protect April.

‘I couldn’t have stood in church on her wedding day knowing what had happened and that it would most probably happen again.’

Howard was sentenced to seven years in prison last week for the attack which happened in February last year. He raped the woman, a professional woman now aged 26, at his home in Darlington, County Durham, after a group night out.



Okay, let's agree to forget, just for a second, that the real story here is that a reprehensible piece of shit raped a woman. I think we can all agree that's fucked up beyond belief. 

With that said, man, these hoes ain't loyal. Actually, the real problem is that when it comes to their man, women can be very loyal. It's the people that don't have any interest in putting a penis inside them that they won't hesitate to stab directly in the back. This isn't even remotely close to being an isolated incident. You know how many times women facilitate sexual relations with their friend's ex-boyfriend? I can speak from experience when I say that it happens ALL THE TIME. They just take advantage of the fact that the brain of a man turns to thoughtless mush when it is presented with the offer of strange pussy. I wouldn't even be surprised if fucking over one their friends is actually one of the best well kept secrets for how to make a woman cum. 

Female friendships are just a ruse that give them a sounding board for their relationships woes until they finally find a man that will agree to settle down and they can ditch those miserable bitches for good. I have seen seasons of 'Entourage' that have lasted longer than two female BFF's. You think this broad was about value a clean conscience over an engagement ring? Fuck no. There is nothing more important to a woman than an engagement ring. Shit, the only reason they keep their friends around until the wedding is so they can flaunt that shiny fucker right in their single, lonely face as long as possible. So this broad's boyfriend raped her friend, big deal. That will just make it easier to cut ties with her once they move into their marital home. I guess the whole "marrying a rapist" thing is a little sketchy, but it's not the first time that a woman has ignored OBVIOUS warning signs in an attempt to beat their "friends" to the alter. Plus, love conquers all. In fact, it doesn't even have to be love, as long as it kind of resembles love and includes a quick, timely pregnancy. Fuck the mental health of the person this chick used to call a 'friend', if there is something that is second in importance to receiving an engagement ring then it's beating that ever present biological clock. It sucks that this woman had to go through all of this shit because her friend's husband is a complete scumbag, but let that be a lesson to her. If you want real friends, hang out with dudes. 


After his arrest he concocted a ‘ludicrous, cold-blooded and insulting’ story to pin the blame on his victim. The Sandhurst graduate claimed she had found one of his sex toys and used it to plant DNA evidence on herself, because she was jealous of his and April’s relationship.


Absolutely ABSURD claim on the part of the defendant. The mental image of a woman digging  through a FleshLight for excess semen to plant on herself is almost sooooo preposterous that I am forced to question it's validity.