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At the end of September a letter from the Tatras came, followed by another from Zurich. “It's great pity you live with your parents. “Ben and Matthew?
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Both NBC and Farrow found me credible. This is the Matt Lauer, then the most powerful asset at NBC News, who I feared when I continued to engage with him, as many victims of acquaintance rape do, particularly in the workplace. This is the Matt Lauer I reported in November I was not afraid of him then, and I am not afraid of him now, regardless of his threats, bullying, and the shaming and predatory tactics I knew he would and now has tried to use against me. The shame in this story belongs to him. It takes courage, and I am truly grateful. According to the book, Vieira ultimately convinced Nevils to go to Human Resources with a lawyer.

Nevils spoke on the record to Farrow for the first time, detailing a night in Sochi where she says Lauer anally raped her in his hotel room. We engaged in a variety of sexual acts. We performed oral sex on each other, we had vaginal sex, and we had anal sex. Each act was mutual and completely consensual. It was not a relationship. Farrow says that Nevils had told many of her colleagues and superiors about the situation, and she was scared of the control Lauer had over her career. Our hearts break again for our colleague.

I remember being so incredibly jealous of the small apartment he shared with his mother and grandfather, because he could walk to a bookstore, a , a movie theater, and loads of other shops and restaurants. I had read every page of that book three times before buying it. But, even then, I knew not to share it with anyone, even my best friend.

I kept my obsession secret. I tried getting my sister, Meridith, to play, but she was only seven, and the game was a combination of too complex and too scary.

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I was so scared of rejection, and had built up the moment of denial so much that when it came, I felt something almost akin to relief. Play it cool.

But they were gossipy friends. They told other people at my school, who told others, and I went from being a shrimpy, bad-at-sports, kid to a full-blown, untouchable level of nerd. The book itself became waterlogged — I think I took it on a family trip and dropped it in a pool.

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Ian ran a game for me. He brought his wife Dawn, whom Geraldine and I have grown very attached to over many years of dinners in various cities around the world.

I invited some friends I knew who played. We got to kill monsters and find treasure and solve puzzles and talk to people who needed our help and buy things that would help us kill monsters better. I was so excited in the days leading up to it that I could hardly sleep. The way only a year old who, through shame and fear, spent 25 years hiding something he loved away from the world. My fear of being labeled, of being excluded, of being judged cost me decades of fun, of friendship, of shared experiences.

What peer pressure does. They cut away parts of our lives and leverage fear that keeps us from being who we want to be or doing what we want to do.

When I started sharing this experience, tepidly, with a few friends, I found out how incredibly not alone I was. I heard him talking about Moz. Somehow, suddenly, a guy giving advice on how to play a super-nerdy tabletop game on a YouTube channel brought my entire professional life into relief. But this binary, like so many, is broken.