Hey man, thanks for sharing your story, it sounds horrible. The exact opposite happened to me. I was new at my school and a boy four years older than me drugged and raped me at a party because he had a bet with his friends. he went to my school and i pretty much had the same exact situation that you describe (i became ostracised, no one believed me). the police were bribed and i didn’t end up getting any justice. i needed to change schools again. I got diagnosed with PTSD. i just hope people don’t learn from your story to not believe women when they say they experienced sexual assault. it’s really important to believe women because 98% of the time, they’re telling the truth. already the number of rapes that get reported are minimal, so if they’re telling the truth, it’s important to not as a default disbelieve women (and men) who are raped by men. it’s a disgrace to women when other girls falsely accuse, because it perpetuates the narrative that women lie about this. i think this is important for you to address, otherwise you are feeding misogyny.