If I understand, you're saying you gave in to temptation, you were not forced against your will or sexually abused by this woman (which you state later in the thread). Giving in to temptation does Not make you a victim. You still made a choice.
And no one will feel sympathy for you saying "I did not want it, yet I allowed it, I am a victim" because that is pure contradiction.
Also saying "I am a victim" then saying "I am taking responsibility" are contradictions. It can't be both.
You also state you knew this woman was promiscuous, yet put yourself in a situation to be alone with her. You even knew the risks and verbally said you didn't want to, but chose to stay. And even as she began making advances, you stayed. Those are all choices you made. When it began happening you stayed, even though at any point you had the freedom to leave. Those are Your choices.
You say you need closure. Closure for what? How would seeing God face to face bring closure? Perhaps thats the wrong word?
You want to move on in your life but you're still not taking responsibility for the choices you've already made. You say you want to make good decisions but right before our eyes you're doing the opposite.
I'm sure you'll call me mean and say I'm bashing you. But trying to convince someone the choices they made does not make them a victim isn't about bashing anyone. It's about trying to get someone to take responsibilty for their actions, not to be hurtful, but because that is such a vitally important part of a person's character. And it will affect them the rest of their life. Whether you want to claim you're a victim, again, to what i say is up to you. But if you say you want to change and make better decisions consider the first step is to take ownership of All the choices you've made, and recognize someone encouraging that is not bashing, but helping.