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I mean we've all seen in some shows and possibly in real life where the man forces himself on a woman, the woman resist and then she succumbs to his advances and gives in. Hell, a good percentage of female erotic books are based on that fantasy alone.
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19 18Not fucking likely.
no no matter how you logically look at it the situation is started with some one forcing them self onto another during the act
that being said it may he a rape based fantasy situation with two consenting adults but it is still not by definition rape so no
Probably. But the intention is still unconsensual sex from the perpetrator. So does not magically make rape any better.
Yes, it happened to me. I didn't consider it rape at the time because by the end of it, I was completely enjoying it and even had my first orgasm. But I understand now that it was still rape and he shouldn't have done it.
Wish that would happen to me!
Good grief, GAG is fucked up. Poll results show why we should conceal and carry.
Agree
lol. i like where you are going with this, keep it up.
i'll go to a strip club and tell the guys there, that this works.
yeah
Are you fucking stupid or do you just think you're funny?
he is funny.
in a sick way, which is good, since it pisses off the evil women.
Just because she may end up enjoying the physical aspect of it (it is something many rape victims feel guilty about), it doesn't mean she mentally consents to it. My answer is "no".
Also, the poll makes me scared of men.
definitely..._.
The poll says everything. Girls are saying ''no'' while most guys think that ''yes''. Too much porn dudes! Although it is a fantasy, it is only a fantasy. And you cannot justify to rape someone because you thought she might start to enjoy.
That is actually quite sad.
They're just trolling.
Real rape is rare. *less than 1 in 1000
I don't think real victims change their mind since it's an aggressive and violent act.
But a lot of claimed "rapes" were consensual acts which were later regretted, so the opposite is true more often than not.
No, I don't think so