A lot of shit happened to me recently. Im getting it sorted out but I just want to forget it.
If this was even possible, it would mean other people would know more about you, and what you have said and done, than you do. This isn’t really a position of power.
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I just want to forget trauma
I want to forget the rape and suffering. It didn’t make me stronger. It made me weaker
Yeah I can understand that. But I don’t think forgetting per se is the best way, and I’ve never read of that being done successfully with magick (if anyone has, obviously, post here!) … but what DOES work, is you can use NLP methods to fade it (links below) then use energy work and other methods to build yourself back up.
- Really simple explanation: NLP Technique | Dissolving Bad Memories. How To Remove Memories
More details:
- And here: NLP Whiteout Technique | PlanetNLP.com
Good luck. 
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Im also gonna cast a spell to help
Forgetting is the worst thing you can do, IMO… Remember it and remember it well. It may not seem like it now, but this sort of experience can be a great tool for development in all areas of life. Trauma is unpleasant, yes. But working through it can teach you a lot about yourself. Do not avoid it.
One way is to let all those nasty emotions and feelings come out, while meditating on it and feel those completely, WITHOUT BEING OVERWHELMED by them. And thus flush them out. For any memory to remain alive it needs an anchor, which is emotions, feelings ascociated with the event. That’s why insignificant events aren’t registered in our memory. Once you feel it without being overwhelmed by it, it will fade away ( tears also fall like a waterfall in the process )
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Sorry to say it like this. But this is not a good advice. All trauma, needs to be resolved and the journey to resolve it can be a source of strength. Never the trauma itself.
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Nope. Only made me weaker. I will necer reciver or be truly happy if I remember
The key to moving beyond trauma is not total amnesia…that memory when kept in check will serve to protect you through wisdom moving forward. The key is to remove the emotional content from the memory. You will know when this has occurred when you can share this terrible event in the proper protected confidential setting without having to relive the pain/fear/etc… This in NO WAY downplays the trauma you have endured. IT WILL SIMPLY TAKE ITS POWER, that you may or may not feel it holds over you. Memories, even terrible ones, serve a purpose. Perhaps to keep you and yours safe moving forward…never forget. You’ll most likely always remember that the emotions historically surrounding the memory were intense, but you won’t have to relive the experience and terror in your mind every time you get triggered. You’ll reclaim your power. Don’t allow the responsible party to occupy a mansion in your mind rent free. There are many ways to do this. I have had lots of success with energetic methods of clearing blocks. Look into the emotional freedom technique as well, known as tapping. There are also other methods that a professional could assist you with to reframe the experience. It all centers around replacing the inefficient core beliefs that got implanted from the experience with more efficient ones that empower you. Find someone who has the skills to assist you, someone you vibe with and who is trustworthy. Use your enchantment to find such a person. I wish you the best.
…the above advice is strictly about you reclaiming your piece of mind. The administration of justice against the source is another matter…
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Wouldn’t that be impossible? How can one remember what he forgot?
Edit: Unless you mean if someone has done it for another person, in that case…oooops! I absorbed too much sun today 
To the OP: You can’t forget, and if you can, trust me, its not done with a spell. If some certain time has passed since the events, and you still feel the same way, the best thing you could do is to call a Spirit to help you to get over with these feelings. You won’t forget, but it won’t hurt you either.
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I just want to be able to move on with my life