Okay then, could you please explane to me what both rape and consent are just to see if we both have the same defintion of the two.
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by The united imperial sector » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:04 pm
by Individuality-ness » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:05 pm
by Len Hyet » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:05 pm
by Free Tristania » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:05 pm
by Saint Jade IV » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:05 pm
Free Council Communes wrote:Saint Jade IV wrote:
The problem is that, as has been discussed at length in this thread, many, many rapists simply aren't aware that what they are doing is rape. They aren't even aware that they are "harming women". There's even a charming gentleman who believes that if a man buys a woman dinner, she owes him sex. Regardless of her feelings on the matter. He sees that if she denies him, HE is the real victim.
That's not what I meant. But if a man is doing things like that the women has a responsibility to make him aware that she is not sexually interested in him, not just take advantage of him.
Free Tristania wrote:Saint Jade IV wrote:
The problem is that, as has been discussed at length in this thread, many, many rapists simply aren't aware that what they are doing is rape. They aren't even aware that they are "harming women". There's even a charming gentleman who believes that if a man buys a woman dinner, she owes him sex. Regardless of her feelings on the matter. He sees that if she denies him, HE is the real victim.
Maybe in America but the woman owns a man nothing at all. It's that clear and if there is no consent it is rape. It's that simple. It's the actually the very definition of rape: sex without consent.
The united imperial sector wrote:Nadkor wrote:
There was a guy in the other rape thread (now there's a depressing couple of words) who genuinely believed that consent for any and all sexual acts should be presumed to have been given and can only be taken away by direct and vocal withdrawal of that consent. In fact, both rape threads have been half-filled with a succession of men who don't understand consent and don't realise that a lot of what they think is acceptable is actually rape.
Yet these guys also seem to be the ones who are most adamant that we don't need to teach about rape, and that everybody already knows not to rape people.
Which, if anything, is a perfectly good argument in favour of educating people.
So theres a large number of men who don't understand what no means?
by The united imperial sector » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:06 pm
Len Hyet wrote:Nadkor wrote:
On the evidence of these threads there are a large number of men who don't understand much about rape or about consent.
No means no, OH GOD YES means Continue, this is most acceptable.
Sorry, I deal with heavy topics by making jokes. But in all seriousness, most guys understand that if she says no, it's rape, if she says yes, it's consent.
by Saint Jade IV » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:07 pm
Individuality-ness wrote:Nadkor wrote:There was a guy in the other rape thread (now there's a depressing couple of words) who genuinely believed that consent for any and all sexual acts should be presumed to have been given and can only be taken away by direct and vocal withdrawal of that consent. In fact, both rape threads have been half-filled with a succession of men who don't understand consent and don't realise that a lot of what they think is acceptable is actually rape.
Yet these guys also seem to be the ones who are most adamant that we don't need to teach about rape, and that everybody already knows not to rape people.
Which, if anything, is a perfectly good argument in favour of educating people.
We're talking about the same guy Nadkor.
by The united imperial sector » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:07 pm
by Nadkor » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:08 pm
Free Tristania wrote:Nadkor wrote:
On the evidence of these threads there are a large number of men who don't understand much about rape or about consent.
Then they should be explained the consent of consent. I have always been a great fan of the concept of "learning through (hard) labour". Nothing works as well as breaking rocks under the baking sun.
by Nadkor » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:08 pm
Ifreann wrote:Nadkor wrote:
There was a guy in the other rape thread (now there's a depressing couple of words) who genuinely believed that consent for any and all sexual acts should be presumed to have been given and can only be taken away by direct and vocal withdrawal of that consent. In fact, both rape threads have been half-filled with a succession of men who don't understand consent and don't realise that a lot of what they think is acceptable is actually rape.
Yet these guys also seem to be the ones who are most adamant that we don't need to teach about rape, and that everybody already knows not to rape people.
Which, if anything, is a perfectly good argument in favour of educating people.
The whole response to this woman's statement really just serves to prove her right.
by Free Tristania » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:09 pm
Nadkor wrote:Free Tristania wrote:Then they should be explained the consent of consent. I have always been a great fan of the concept of "learning through (hard) labour". Nothing works as well as breaking rocks under the baking sun.
Just one of the issues with this is that by the time you have someone who doesn't understand rape or consent doing hard labour they've probably already raped someone, and that's kind of missing the point.
by Free Council Communes » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:09 pm
Ifreann wrote:Free Council Communes wrote:That's not what I meant. But if a man is doing things like that the women has a responsibility to make him aware that she is not sexually interested in him, not just take advantage of him.
She has no such responsibility. Certainly she shouldn't take advantage of men who do her favours because they falsely think it will earn them sex, but if you do something nice for a woman she does not need to explain to you that you're not getting laid out of it.Nadkor wrote:
There was a guy in the other rape thread (now there's a depressing couple of words) who genuinely believed that consent for any and all sexual acts should be presumed to have been given and can only be taken away by direct and vocal withdrawal of that consent. In fact, both rape threads have been half-filled with a succession of men who don't understand consent and don't realise that a lot of what they think is acceptable is actually rape.
Yet these guys also seem to be the ones who are most adamant that we don't need to teach about rape, and that everybody already knows not to rape people.
Which, if anything, is a perfectly good argument in favour of educating people.
The whole response to this woman's statement really just serves to prove her right.
by Individuality-ness » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:09 pm
by Free Council Communes » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:10 pm
by Neutraligon » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:11 pm
Free Council Communes wrote:Ifreann wrote:She has no such responsibility. Certainly she shouldn't take advantage of men who do her favours because they falsely think it will earn them sex, but if you do something nice for a woman she does not need to explain to you that you're not getting laid out of it.
The whole response to this woman's statement really just serves to prove her right.
Actually she does. If a man uses a women for sex by making her think she will love him then that is highly frowned upon. If she commits suicide over it then he is even likely to get charged with depraved heart murder. If a woman uses a man, she gets away with it. Even if he commits suicide, she will not be charged.
by The united imperial sector » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:11 pm
Individuality-ness wrote:Saint Jade IV wrote:What's sad is that there are evidently enough men floating around this forum with that view that confusion was actually a possibility.
I know. I mean, damn it people, the null hypothesis is always "no, I don't want to have sex", unless your partner says otherwise. And that sex is an act within itself and that you can't use it as a bargaining tool because it's not. And that no one is entitled to sex.
by Priory Academy USSR » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:11 pm
Free Council Communes wrote:The sexism and misandry coming from radical feminists in this thread is simply disgusting.
by Neutraligon » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:12 pm
The united imperial sector wrote:Individuality-ness wrote:I know. I mean, damn it people, the null hypothesis is always "no, I don't want to have sex", unless your partner says otherwise. And that sex is an act within itself and that you can't use it as a bargaining tool because it's not. And that no one is entitled to sex.
Forgive me if im reading this wrong, but are you saying even if a women says yes to sex she is still being raped? Or did I just make myself look stupid?
by Ifreann » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:15 pm
Free Council Communes wrote:Ifreann wrote:She has no such responsibility. Certainly she shouldn't take advantage of men who do her favours because they falsely think it will earn them sex, but if you do something nice for a woman she does not need to explain to you that you're not getting laid out of it.
The whole response to this woman's statement really just serves to prove her right.
Actually she does.
If a man uses a women for sex by making her think she will love him then that is highly frowned upon.
If she commits suicide over it then he is even likely to get charged with depraved heart murder.
If a woman uses a man, she gets away with it.
Even if he commits suicide, she will not be charged.
by The united imperial sector » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:16 pm
by Ifreann » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:16 pm
Free Council Communes wrote:The sexism and misandry coming from radical feminists in this thread is simply disgusting.
by Individuality-ness » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:16 pm
The united imperial sector wrote:Individuality-ness wrote:I know. I mean, damn it people, the null hypothesis is always "no, I don't want to have sex", unless your partner says otherwise. And that sex is an act within itself and that you can't use it as a bargaining tool because it's not. And that no one is entitled to sex.
Forgive me if im reading this wrong, but are you saying even if a women says yes to sex she is still being raped? Or did I just make myself look stupid?
by The united imperial sector » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:17 pm
Individuality-ness wrote:The united imperial sector wrote:Forgive me if im reading this wrong, but are you saying even if a women says yes to sex she is still being raped? Or did I just make myself look stupid?
You're reading it wrong, if a woman says yes to sexual activity, consent has been given and you can go ahead and have sex with her.
by Individuality-ness » Sun Mar 10, 2013 5:17 pm
The united imperial sector wrote:Neutraligon wrote:I read it as unless s/he says yes, then it is rape.
Thankyou, in that case then that dosnt make any sense if a man and women both want each othier they will genraly take thier clothes of and do it if one of them says no and the othier person (man or woman) still forces them selves on that nay sayer then it is rape.
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