You need a safe word, clearly.
I only have your side of things and you might be spinning it favorably, but it sounds like you two have basically agreed that 'no' does not mean no, which is your right to do, but you have not agreed on what DOES mean no. So he may well have thought he had -actual- consent. This is not a reasonable situation (and legally he's likely not protected, but who knows). But that's beside the point.
The solution is not to let him know not to ignore your lack of consent when you have severe period cramps.
The solution is to have a safe word that lets him know in whatever unforeseen circumstance occurs that you are genuinely withdrawing consent, not just pretending to resist.9 0 0 0thank you very much. , i never thought about a safe word, that's an excellent idea, that is really great advice thanks a lot
By the way if he ignores the safe word in the future, then he is a rapist and deserves everything some people have suggested here. But at this point it seems like it was a misunderstanding. If you're playing around with consent like you two seem to be, a safe word is just needed.
yes i totally afree thank you again!!
What he did is rape but the lines are foggy if it's the sort of behavior you regularly indulge in and the situation could honestly have been misconstrued. I strongly suggest you take precautions in the future. BDSM should always aim to be safe and mutually pleasurable- at the current time you have not taken any precautions.
These are things we all need to think about before entering into the lifestyle, even if it's only for a single scene. Ensure that you do so going forward.6 0 0 0okay thank you
I never thought it would ever get out of control, i really thought he would know that no meant no, cos he would be able to tell i wasn't enjoying it, i dont believe its rape, cos he's my bf and i have had sex lots with him
If he forced you, boyfriend, husband, or otherwise, it's rape- forced sex.
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just because he's your bf doesn't mean he's not capable of raping you. rape occurs when the victim doesn't want to have sex, doesn't matter whether its a stranger or your husband. next time you need to tell him "no i dont want to have sex on my period" make it blunt and harsh if necessary. if he continues this, (i hate to say this) there is a part of him that doesn't respect you as much therefore he doesn't care. You should remember nobody can ever force you to have sex, not even your bf or husband or whatever. If you dont want it YOU DONT WANT IT. dont let him make you think otherwise.
1 0 0 0well, even if he is your boyfriend, and I hate saying this, it is considered rape if you did not want to have sex at that moment of time. it is a law in the U. S., unless you live in a different country and there aren't laws like that.. but I do have to say, I would not want my boyfriend in general to have sex with me while I was on my period. one, because it's gross, and two, because my period cramps are excruciating in the first place..
quick question: did you tell him you were in pain afterwards? he may understand if you explain that you felt terrible afterwards...1 0 0 0"I know it's not rape because he's my bf" wrong. Boyfriends, even husbands, can rape their women. Getting sex from you previously doesn't entitle him to sex when you don't want it.
You said no, he forced himself inside you. If that's not rape, I don't know what is.7 0 0 0We have had rough sex bf wbere he has dominated me, but im not sure if he really did think i wanted it, even though i tried to stop it, im upset cos he ignored me, but on other hand i think if we have had rough sex before , how could i accuse him of rape, but then i keep tbinking i can't understand how he thought i was enjoying it, i clearly wasnt, im really confused as what to think, dont know whether he really thought it was ok with me, or knew but didn't care
I have very rough sex with my boyfriend to, but any guy knows the difference between a girl wanting it and not. There are times my boyfriend has continued thinking I'm playing about when I say no, but then he looks at my face and can tell I mean it. You made it obvious you didn't want it and he had no right to do that. I don't know if he thought there were no more boundaries now, or that he can do this now because you like rough sex, but whatever it is, it wasn't right. Please, tell him how you felt. I don't want to think he's a rapist automatically and I'm sure you want to think that even less, and hold onto hope he genuinely didn't know what he was doing. Once he knows, he can't make that mistake again. Sometimes, it's so much harder when it's a boyfriend or somebody who's meant to love you.
I know cos i do care about him so much, and im upset cos dont know if he knew or not , i had an argument afterwards about it, but he just kept saying i loved it really , he knew how bad my period was so dont know why he wkuld think i wanted it, to be honest i felt humiated too when he pulled my tampon out, i have never had sex on my period before, im too ill during it do think about sex
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18 17Tell him you were being serious when you said you didn't want it. That he needs to respect you, if you say no you aren't playing with him. Tell him if it happens again there will be problems.
3 0 0 0that is rape. It needs to be reported. Any time someone forces you to have sex against your will is rape even if it is your boyfriend, best friend or even your husband.
3 0 0 1"I know its not rape"
rape is per definiton sexual conuit with a person not in a position to give verbal concent, or someone who does ont give verbal concnet. Since you said "no" it is per definition actually rape.
But i would suggest taking him for a SERIOUS talk on the subject, ideally before the next time you two have sex. Make him understand that sex isn't an option during your period.3 0 1 0consent does not have to be verbalized. pushing someone away is the same as saying no.
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Hm... could be differences between country. Either way, the purpose of the "verbal concent" law is that unless she has given you a "yes", it is rape. Thus she won't even get in a position where rape can happen without it being rape or willing sex. But that's beside the point. She said "no" and he did not stop. Hence it's rape by law HOWEVER it seems to me that it is a result of misscominucation. He might have tought it was an act (as it becomes clear from the text), and tought she wanted it. This would've not happened if "verbal concent" had been practiced. It also seems to me like OP is unwilling to go to the police, seemingly because she thinks it can be fixed and worked out. If that's her decission then we should repect that, and help her instead. Which brings us to the second question. How to minimize the risk of missunderstandings like these happening again? Safe words? Practicing of "verbal concent"? Any ideas? toughts? Tips and ideas for op?
Well you kindof have set yourself up for it allowing to be a sub.
Still, this is a little different.
Being a sub and being disrespectful are different.
To me you two sound pretty compatible so I would have a little discussion with him about it.
Let him know you were hurt. I can feel it in your words. For real!
You're flirting with some toxicity, but sometimes that can be fun, especially if the love is there.
Just be careful.
:)1 0 0 0I felt humiliated when he pulled my tampon out i have never had sex on my period and never wanted to either, i will talk to him again and mention a safe word,
Good! You sound nice. I will think of you tonight I promise. :)
i would fucking kill my bf if he did that.
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