He didn't molest me technically
He didn’t molest me technically. He was just being a helpful coach holding my towel while I showered the same way he held his Bible in our Sunday school class where his word was the law. It wasn’t that different than the time he scoffed at Nike Airs and said Chuck Taylors were perfectly good basketball shoes. “That’s a fine piece of equipment you have. Be sure you wear a cup to protect it.“ He pointed with that long fingernail on his left index finger, the hand he used to slap my thigh when I sat next to him on the bench. Maybe if my friend Joey hadn’t said, "That was weird..." when he came back from his shower I wouldn’t have thought twice about it. Just a coach Sunday school teacher scoutmaster taking care of the boys entrusted to his care as the pillar of a Southern Baptist Church that wasn’t even that fundamentalist. Why did it look small every time I peed after that? Did the bullying start before or after that? Why did my AA sponsor ask me what was my part the next time I allowed that moment into my mind decades later digging out my old resentments? Why did my cousin chastise me for seeking attention when I made my first #metoo post? Why do I feel my stomach herniate even now for something I’ve already therapized to death that didn’t even count? Why do I fantasize about whipping him with lightning continuously throughout his tortured afterlife? Why do I need every drop of the rage inside my belly to land on the white evangelical men who probably never actually molested anyone? Why do I need to be promised that they really will burn in hell?

Violation is violation. I’m sorry for the years of gaslighting you had to put up with around this. Thanks for sharing the truth in spite of that.
Maybe not technically, but lots of us, women especially, can relate to that feeling of being indirectly violated. I’m sorry it happened to you.