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Input: Both of us are 22, been friends for years. She mentioned to me a few weeks ago that she was sexually assaulted in the summer and I was really devastated for her and it was just really shitty thing to happen to women I know. I asked her what happened and if she went to the police she said no and she'll tell me one day. Well she told me last night what happened to her in the summer and basically she was at a party and her and a guy were all over each other all night and they were both very drunk. She said he asks for a blowjob and they go upstairs and he KO's and she still blows him . She said she was very drunk still but less compared to him because she wasn't blackout drunk like he was. After she finished she went back down and left with her friend and started crying and saying she got taken advantage of etc and her friend told her to call the police but she didn't. She was crying when telling me all this and really believed she was taken advantage of somehow.

After she told me this story I made her tell me like 3 times so I understood everything and its exactly what I described above, I then sadly told her that wasn't sexual assault and if anything she sexually assaulted him because he was KO'D and she noticed he was and still got his dick out and blew him. She got so mad at me and said it was a few of her friends said it was etc. She stormed off and hasn't spoke to me since.

AITA Here? 

telling my friend she wasn't sexually assaulted