Spot on !
Joyce McKinney London UK 1977
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Too much to post, but it had the UK in stitches
Spot on !
Joyce McKinney London UK 1977
warning! Not safe for work link below
Too much to post, but it had the UK in stitches
Am I the only one who upon reading the OP’s subject line, began hearing in their head the song from the musical My Fair Lady, Why Can’t a Woman Be More Like A Man?
Why can’t a woman take after a man?
Men are so pleasant, so easy to please…
I was modulating Otto’s comment, which first broached the legal sense of rape.
In addition to statutory rape (which was excluded in the OP, though relevant to my comment), “rape” legally and in common usage includes, in addition to forcible intercourse, any intercourse in which coercion is used to elicit cooperation, including those in which the raper is in a position of authority over the rapee. The woman office manager with the hots for the office boy, the female sergeant with a yen for one of her privates (and her private’s privates), the high school teacher, etc. And, contrary to the amusing fantasies that no doubt crop up, it’s easy to imagine situations where the male does not want sex with the female. For any of the above scenarios, make the woman a Roseanne Barr lookalike and the guy happily married or engaged and with a moral sense to want to stick to the commitment to his wife/fiancee.
Thanks, FRDE. You might’ve mentioned that the images on that site are NSFW (especially as I’m accessing the board from a public middle school–yes, it’s a boy’s middle school, but you know how administrators can be).
Caron was, get this, a comedian.
In some states, you can be charged with rape if you’re party to a rape, even if you don’t perform intercourse. For instance, if two men grab a women, but only one actually penetrates, both men can be charged with rape.
Under that principle, some women have been convicted of rape because they helped a man rape another woman.
I’m pretty sure that a woman putting on a strap-on and sodomizing a man would constitute rape, as infrequently (I hope) as that would happen.
I’ve heard of instances where a woman was simply in the same building as a rape and was charged with it, because she didn’t render assistance. (She knew something was going on, but didn’t necessarily know that the victim was being raped.)
Um. Although I’m not sure if I regret mentioning this on the boards or not, this happened to me when I was fifteen quite frequently for a while, until I was able to remove myself from the situation.
I think friedo and Kimstu provided concise answers straight away, and I don’t know that adding any detail to that would be terribly helpful.
Of course. And “Confucius say: Rape impossible - Woman with skirt up run much faster than man with trousers down” is a joke… and possibly one that has no place in a discussion about rape.
Sorry about that, I was too busy laughing at the text to consider whether the pictures were a bit unsafe. My mistake.
I remember the case vividly - it had the UK rolling with laughter.
BTW: thanks for the Edit Sam
It’s sad, isn’t it, that so many people think it’s funny for someone to be molested.
Again (and I’m going to get attacked for this again): legally it depends on the jurisdiction. Some places yes, some places it’s “aggravated sexual assault” at worst.
I think that this is a big part of why Sonoran Lizard King’s look about found female-to-male rape to be “about statistically non-existant.”
Personally, I can tell you that I never went to the police, and in twenty years, I’ve only told two or three of the “real life” people closest to me about what happened. My family? Forget it.
One thing I haven’t seen anybody mention is the use of a third party, or a ‘cock ring’, to force a half-hearted erection to stay firm enough to allow the woman to force herself onto the man, if he were otherwise restrained.
Okay, I know this is getting ridiculous, and is so unlikely to happen as to be absurd, but “how could a woman rape a man”? by using his body against him. An erection need not be full and hard to “work”, it need only be “firm enough”. A man restrained could almost certainly be stimulated into a partial erection, and that blood held in place even when the distress of the situation would ordinarily have caused him to go completely flaccid.
Since rape in such a case would be most likely to be about domination and humiliation (and not, infatuation or a desperate need for sex), the ‘not entirely hard’ factor could also be used as part of the humiliation, with cruel intent.
I honestly don’t know any women who would enjoy inflicting this on a man. But there are what, 6 billion people in the world? Surely out there, there must be a few who would if they could.