I'm keeping the details to a minimum to protect my identity. But Im in my mid 20s. I started noticing female nature, like I had indecently come up with the concepts of hygeramy and men are only useful to society for their utility, by observing why women were attracted to me and why they weren't, and I discovered MGTOW shortly after which proved I wasn't crazy. Long story short, shortly after, I got accused by sexual assault (forcibly groping) a woman I was friends with while drunk. She went and told all the people in a social organization I'm in about how I'm a misogynist who groped her, and got her friend to do it with her. She tried to get me kicked out, but ultimately (lucky me) it failed, but now I'm stuck in an organization with dudes who think I'm a sex offender, constantly bully me, and constantly hate on me. (And surprise surprise, one of the guys in this organization got into an LTR with this girl). But the whole time, I doubted myself. This girl was such a convincing actor, trying to convince me and others I was drunk and didn't remember what happened that night, so much so I began to doubt myself and partially believed it, even to the point of discounting my own memory. Today, 9 months after that fiasco, I found evidence in my phone from the night where I reportedly "groped her", that I COMPLETELY forgot I took, showing a picture and video of her AND her lying friend smiling and having fun with me. I know that it's not enough evidence, because they can just say "he pressured me", or "no he only groped me after that picture was taken", but thank goodness it proves to me I'm not a crazy person. Unfortunately, showing the cucks and male-feminists in that organization who believe I'm a sex offender (which is most of them) won't help, because they can rationalize the same way, "oh you probably just groped her after", but still. It's a personal victory that proves I'm not crazy, and can bring the people who are more in the middle to my side. Idk why I'm posting this here, and I'll delete it soon more than likely, but I'm just so happy.