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Topic	Do you guys think using "implications" to get sex is rape?
Lirishae 07/19/19 7:01:55 PM #106:	TentacleDemon posted... I just asked my four sisters, three of whom are adults and on their own, as well as my mother. They all basically said "no that's ridiculous". Some of them even laughed at the notion and said you all are being silly. Unless they're in a sketchy situation it's not something that actively think about. To clarify, a sketchy situation would be getting lost and ending up in bad neighborhood. Or being the only person at the subway waiting for the next train late at night. But then these are situations that anybody with some sense would be on alert in. Given that you repeatedly misstated my argument on this very site, I don't have confidence that you repeated what I actually wrote. Either way though, I already said it's not something that happens everywhere, and that a lot of women don't realize they're doing it because it's just "common sense." That doesn't take away from the fact that millions of women do have these experiences, and statistics show they have good reason to do it. LinkPizza posted... It can be a bad idea for men to do those things, as well... not every guy is built or can defend themselves just because theyre guys. Especially if they are by themselves and their attackers are not. Yes, that's true. However, guys are less likely to be attacked by virtue of being guys. Average men are on even footing with one another, but the average man can overpower the average woman. LinkPizza posted... But the same could be said for the boat, as well. A woman going with you on a boat usually means something, I would think... Would that really be out of the blue? It might, but not necessarily. It would still be creepy to go straight to sex though when a girl hasn't shown signs of interest. LinkPizza posted... They could, though. Its said that most men wont report it. It can make them look weak. Or it can make them seem gay. And stuff like that. Many women dont report, either. But thats why its hard to get an actual number. Most numbers would be educated guess, right? Yes, men are even less likely than women to report. It's tragic, but all the data we have suggests that the majority of victims are women. --- "Little scratches on people's hearts will be gone if they pat them from behind, but the humans don't know that." -Li'l Cactus 3DS FC: 0619-3174-3155 <cite>Lirishae posted [p:924917683] in Do you guy... [t:77871100]...</cite> <quote><cite>TentacleDemon posted...</cite> <quote>I just asked my four sisters, three of whom are adults and on their own, as well as my mother. They all basically said "no that's ridiculous". Some of them even laughed at the notion and said you all are being silly. Unless they're in a sketchy situation it's not something that actively think about. To clarify, a sketchy situation would be getting lost and ending up in bad neighborhood. Or being the only person at the subway waiting for the next train late at night. But then these are situations that anybody with some sense would be on alert in.</quote> Given that you repeatedly misstated my argument on this very site, I don't have confidence that you repeated what I actually wrote. Either way though, I already said it's not something that happens everywhere, and that a lot of women don't realize they're doing it because it's just "common sense." That doesn't take away from the fact that millions of women do have these experiences, and statistics show they have good reason to do it. <cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote>It can be a bad idea for men to do those things, as well... not every guy is built or can defend themselves just because theyre guys. Especially if they are by themselves and their attackers are not.</quote> Yes, that's true. However, guys are less likely to be attacked by virtue of being guys. Average men are on even footing with one another, but the average man can overpower the average woman. <cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote>But the same could be said for the boat, as well. A woman going with you on a boat usually means something, I would think... Would that really be out of the blue?</quote> It might, but not necessarily. It would still be creepy to go straight to sex though when a girl hasn't shown signs of interest. <cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote>They could, though. Its said that most men wont report it. It can make them look weak. Or it can make them seem gay. And stuff like that. Many women dont report, either. But thats why its hard to get an actual number. Most numbers would be educated guess, right?</quote> Yes, men are even less likely than women to report. It's tragic, but all the data we have suggests that the majority of victims are women. --- "Little scratches on people's hearts will be gone if they pat them from behind, but the humans don't know that." -Li'l Cactus 3DS FC: 0619-3174-3155</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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