breadplane Archive

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2	Marital rape That depends. Did the wife go into the marriage agreeing that by marrying her husband she was consenting to sex anytime he wanted it? Did she make that decision on her own, without pressure from her husband one way or the other? If so, then I suppose neither party would consider it rape. However, if one party just happens to personally believe that marriage=consent, but never discusses it with their spouse before marriage, then it's unfair to assume that the spouse feel the same way.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/09/14 06:40 PM
13	This story from a domestic violence victim in a /r/AskReddit thread calling out guys who'd been assaulted really frustrated me. Long read, but worth it. I'm a woman who randomly stumbled upon this, but I just wanted to say that i am completely on your sides, good sirs. An abusive relationship is an abusive relationship no matter what end the abuse is coming from, and even though battered women are more common and get more publicity, that doesn't mean it's any less serious when it happens the other way around. We live in a society where men and women are supposed to be equal, yet there's still this double standard. It really pisses me off that th…	/r/MensRights	28/03/12 02:19 PM