The Myth of Indian Men being Rapists

Originally posted by intrepid
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Rape in India is one of India's most common crimes against women.[49] Marital rape that occurs when spouses are living together can only be dealt under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act 2005 which only provides civil remedies to victims (it is a form of non-criminal domestic violence). Marital rape is not a criminal offense, except when spouses are separated. Rape cases in India have doubled between 1990 and 2008[50] Penile and non-penile penetration in bodily orifices of a woman by a man, without the consent of the woman, constitutes the offense of rape under the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2013.[51]

Sexual violence within marriage is common, with 20% of men admitting to forcing their wives or partners to have sex, in a survey by the Centre of Research on Women, US, and Instituto Promundon in Brazil.[52][53] In a 1999 news story, BBC reported, "Close-knit family life in India masks an alarming amount of sexual abuse of children and teenage girls by family members, a new report suggests. Delhi organisation RAHI said 76% of respondents to its survey had been abused when they were children - 40% of those by a family member."

Those are some staggering figures.

Do you want the reason for that???
most of the indian men work in brutal environments daily so can they feed their children,wives and other family members and they are told it is their duty to sacrifice their pleasures for them......
why don't you go and work as an average man in india, i can promise, you won't be able to cope for even a week
There is no way other than marriage for an average indian male to get female affection and sex, so it's natural that they have high hopes of getting that from their wives......
The bottom line is that sex is too little a price for the pain and hardship an average man goes through for an average woman in india......
If you don't believe me, go to india with your partner and live as a man and a woman, then tell me who is more 'oppressed'???