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Originally posted by aero56
reply to post by hotbakedtater
If a woman chooses to go to a bar, drink, and flirt with strange men, and is dressed provocatively, she has, in essence, consented to the possibility of violence. It is what it is. This world is not safe anymore. A woman should stop and think before she acts. Should the thought cross her mind that what she is doing could invite unwanted advances, then she needs to decide if her own safety is worth more to her than the night of drinking, flirting and kissing strangers. Sorry, but that is my take on it, and I'm sticking to it. I speak partly from personal experience. I was young, eager to meet a guy and made a very big mistake. I met him in a bar. He asked me out at a later time. He picked me up and told me he had to make a stop home before we went to dinner. Stupidly, I went into his apartment with him. I didn't even know this guy, was barely an acquaintance. Once inside, it was all over. He "throat" raped me. Yes, he forced me to perform oral sex on him. He was a very big guy and I am very petite. I became physically ill all over him. When it was over, I ran out of his apartment and called a cab, not the police. I take full responsibility for my own irresponsible behavior. He was a stranger and I went into his home with him.
Originally posted by TheImmaculateD1
Originally posted by aero56
reply to post by hotbakedtater
If a woman chooses to go to a bar, drink, and flirt with strange men, and is dressed provocatively, she has, in essence, consented to the possibility of violence. It is what it is. This world is not safe anymore. A woman should stop and think before she acts. Should the thought cross her mind that what she is doing could invite unwanted advances, then she needs to decide if her own safety is worth more to her than the night of drinking, flirting and kissing strangers. Sorry, but that is my take on it, and I'm sticking to it. I speak partly from personal experience. I was young, eager to meet a guy and made a very big mistake. I met him in a bar. He asked me out at a later time. He picked me up and told me he had to make a stop home before we went to dinner. Stupidly, I went into his apartment with him. I didn't even know this guy, was barely an acquaintance. Once inside, it was all over. He "throat" raped me. Yes, he forced me to perform oral sex on him. He was a very big guy and I am very petite. I became physically ill all over him. When it was over, I ran out of his apartment and called a cab, not the police. I take full responsibility for my own irresponsible behavior. He was a stranger and I went into his home with him.
NO ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO TOUCH YOU NOR DO THEY HAVE THE RIGHT TO RAPE YOU.
I don't care how drunk you were as no one has the right to violate you. Since you were drinking and obviously inebriated means you cannot legally consent to sex.
For any females who are forced here to perform oral sex on an attacker do not be afraid nor hesitant to bite the ever living yap out of his junk. Run out with it still in your mouth and find a bag to place it in and go directly to the hospital and inform them that you were raped and you bit his junk off and still have it. That will enable the PD to put out something called an "All Pints Bulliten" to all hospitals to be on the lookout for a male who is missing his manhood.
They will perform a rape kit there on site.
No one has the right to rip your pants off without your explicit and direct consent. Got it?
To add, if you and your man are getting hot and heavy one night and you tell him of a rape fantasy that you have and for him to grab you, rip your clothes off, throw you down on all fours and take you and telling him beforehand to not stop regardless of what you said is it legal and is your legal right anything beyond that is illegal.
I do not care if you had 2 beers or 20, 1 shot or 10, 1 swig of a bottle or a whole gallon of liquor does not matter as you are the one and only one who can consent.
There are two types of consent :
Consenual - This is a verbal agreement between two legal consenting adults in complete unison to partake in a sex act.
Implied - This is not expressly granted by a person, but rather inferred from a person's actions and the facts and circumstances of a particular situation meaning that an agreement is implied and understood by both parties and does not require one or both to verbally say yes.edit on 28-2-2011 by TheImmaculateD1 because: (no reason given)