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Originally posted by butters30
Speaking as a married man of 12 plus years. I can honestly say maybe this guy didnt know that his wife was in a coma. If anyone here has been married for any length of time I am sure you will agree it's hard to tell sometimes if your wife is comatose. About a year ago I installed mirrors in my bedroom not for the kink factor but to make sure she was breathing!
Originally posted by logician magician
HAHAHAHAHA.
I'm disgusted by the women's lib garbage being displayed in this thread.
Questions like, "So your wife would be fine with you having sex with her while she's sleeping or in a coma?"
I can't speak for anyone else here, but my wife wouldn't care less - and I have no problem waking up with her on top of me going at it.
Seriously, how much of a prude do you have to be to get wound up over this issue?
How many guys here would be grossed out if they woke up from a 2 year coma with their wife (everlasting love of life, etc...) on top of them?
How many women?
If it was a women doing that to her husband, we'd hear comments like "Wow, awesome wife," "What a dedicated woman!" etc... but when it's the man, it's automatically rape.
Originally posted by Solarskye
reply to post by riley
Would you rather give up your fourth amendment rights to the courts or have them up held.
This man's sister even approved of what he was doing and yes his rights were violated by the police officers.
I don't exactly approve of what he did, but I'm not him or his wife.
And to say he was wrong and calling it rape is ignorant.
dictionary.reference.com...
rap·ing.
–noun
1. the unlawful compelling of a woman through physical force or duress to have sexual intercourse.
2. any act of sexual intercourse that is forced upon a person.
3. statutory rape.
4. an act of plunder, violent seizure, or abuse; despoliation; violation: the rape of the countryside.
5. Archaic. the act of seizing and carrying off by force.
–verb (used with object)
6. to force to have sexual intercourse.
7. to plunder (a place); despoil.
8. to seize, take, or carry off by force.
–verb (used without object)
9. to commit rape.
The man loves his wife and will try anything " anything" to bring her back.
I'm glad the courts threw the tape out and upheld his rights.
Originally posted by riley
So if your wife had a stroke and ended up with so much brain damage she ended up in a coma you'd still force yourself inside her and she'd be fine with that? yeah right. What if she woke up and had amnesia and didn't know who he was? What if she woke up with a severe mental retardation and the mind of a child.. would you still say it's harmless?
I did not realise being against rape made me a prude.. I think people should be able to choose if they have sex or not. The guy had sex with an unconcious woman. She did not even have the abilty to move let alone consent so it is rape.
Utter nonsense. If it were a woman doing it to a man I would be just as disgusted. Your presumptions on how society would react are obviously seeded in misogyny.
[edit on 15-9-2008 by riley]
Originally posted by logician magician
What if my wife woke up transformed into an ALIEN or a MAGICAL FAIRY? Stick to the point because you're venturing off into la-la land.
No, The guy had sex with his WIFE, SOUL MATE, EVERLASTING LOVE. To have and to hold, From this day forward, For better, for worse, For richer, for poorer, In sickness and in health, To love and to cherish, 'Till death do us part.
So you think my wife rapes me when I'm asleep, eh?
GOLLY GEE WILLIKERS, THANKS FOR TELLING ME, I'M OFF TO PHONE THE LAW!
Let's not make it all about YOU, you egomaniac. You're presumptions on how society would react are obviously seeded in self-loathing and fantasy.
Believe it or not not all countries follow the american consitution.
Being asleep is a bit different than being in a stroke induced coma..
I guess blowup dolls aren't as great as they're cracked up to be eh?
Originally posted by jackinthebox
reply to post by riley
Believe it or not not all countries follow the american consitution.
Not even America anymore aparrently.
As to the rest of your post, I don't see how this woman was violently forced to do anything.
Perhaps we should charge this man with assault for simply touching her, or massaging her?
And what about her rights? Her rights to privacy were also trampled by the actions of the police.
Just because she is un-councious gives them the right to look on her having sex with her husband?
Originally posted by jackinthebox
Not when the issue is consent. Consent is consent, regardless of the conditions. Either you get a permission slip from your mate each time, or there is "open-ended" consent. Barring of course, those times when there is a clear "no" put on the table. But even then, there are times when I give in to her needs and lay there like a stroke patient, and visa-versa.
I guess blowup dolls aren't as great as they're cracked up to be eh?
So you're saying that sex with a blowup doll has the same meaning and pleasure as sex with your wife?
Originally posted by riley
The woman had a stroke and sustained brain injury. That is WHY she is in the coma in the first place.
Being asleep is a bit different than being in a stroke induced coma.. and there is "to love and honour". Having sex with an unconscious person is not honouring them.. it is ABUSING them.
Being someone's husband does NOT give you the right to have sex with them WITHOUT their consent or knowledge.
It saddens me that so many people on ATS are all for having sex with coma patients. I guess blowup dolls aren't as great as they're cracked up to be eh?
Originally posted by riley
Are you trying to say marriage is a permission slip for rape?
Originally posted by Badge01
In this case he put their client at risk for injury, infection and STD risk. They had to act.