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| 2 | The truth about false rape accusationMemories of being sexually assaulted. I wasn't passed out and drunk. I hadn't had any alcohol or drugs that night. But I do still have memories of that night and what happened. I often try not to think about them, but bringing them up with a police officer when they're trying to write a report brings up everything (as it should, nothing should go forgotten in rape and assault reports). They ask such uncomfortable questions (and I knew they would). I'm not really sure how else to clarify than to … | /r/MensRights | 08/01/13 05:37 PM |
| 4 | The truth about false rape accusationI'm not really sure where you got the impression that I'm angry. I fully expected to lose. But I was sure as shit not going to sit on my ass and let him not have to go through anything after what he did to me. Unfortunately, I didn't think about how winning the case might affect his arrogance. A victim's accusation should never be enough to convict someone. My case was a complete "he said she said" sort of deal. I knew I'd lose. I don't expect the justice system to turn upside down for rapes and… | /r/MensRights | 08/01/13 05:34 PM |
| 7 | The truth about false rape accusationNot to sound argumentative, but here's why it was difficult for me. It's incredibly difficult to talk about, especially to a stranger. The only reason I came forward was because I knew a campus police officer and was comfortable talking to her. But even if you're comfortable with the officer, it's still difficult to drag up all those memories that you're likely trying to forget. And you have to be as detailed as possible. And the worst that happened? I lost half my friends because half sided wit… | /r/MensRights | 08/01/13 03:35 PM |
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