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>>30259024
Well if it were me I would confront him. He will not want to have others aware of what he has done, so you can pretty much make whatever demands you want. I would demand recognition and an apology to have closure. If he refused or escalated I would beat him severely.

I can relate to you only I didn't get 8 years of normal life. My sister and I were abused by my baby sitter when I was 2. I never knew a normal life. I couldn't even look in the mirror and my sister never really recovered. He was 12, went to jail for two years after I gave my statement to the police because my sister who was six was unable to.
It is played out to say be thankful for what you have but that doesn't make it untrue. Confront him, and whatever the outcome you must move on. You can grow, meet a wife that loves you, and be okay. You are still alive. you have the strength. Love you Brother. WGMI