And if you do that with no intention of having sex with the guy, you’re the asshole, not him.
Hell yes she could have. Go in the damn house and call your mother to get a ride home. Shit, run in there and lock the doors.
The only possible benefit I could see to this would be that it’d protect the men who get accused of rape by the woman who says ‘Yes, I went home with him from the bar, ripped my clothes off, kissed him all over, then dived in his bed, but I brushed his hand away once so he should’ve known I didn’t want sex.’
Exactly. Being used for a quick lay by someone who wants a birthday present isn’t rape no matter how much the other party regrets it after being ‘counseled’ years later.
Yes, and when date rape is really happening to you, you do strange things to try to stop it - like attempting to crawl out the front door of the house naked as the day you were born to escape the person who is hurting you. What you don’t do is eventually decide to screw the guy because it’s his birthday and he’s convinced you that he deserves a gift.
It takes a lot more than ‘I won’t like you anymore.’ or ‘I’ll be mad at you’, though.
And yet this is the second time that she herself has started this discussion.
I still can’t wrap my head around that, because the opportunity to leave the back yard and go inside still existed.
That and she pretty much says in the other thread that she didn’t consider herself as having been raped until the advocate at the battered women’s sheltered started counseling her about her problems with men.
So what about when someone uses one of those lines, the other person agrees, they get it on, and then years later the person who agreed to it says they were ‘coerced’?