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| 19 | AskReddit thread reveals widespread misconceptions about the definition of rape: blurring the line between 'acting quiet and weird' and 'being raped' in many stories. Thoughts on this? | shockdar | /r/MensRights | 27/07/12 04:52 AM |
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| 1 | AskReddit thread reveals widespread misconceptions about the definition of rape: blurring the line between 'acting quiet and weird' and 'being raped' in many stories. Thoughts on this?Then there is that one post by the guy who actually preyed on girls in college, went after the ones with low self-esteem, put them in a position where they couldn't refuse and then took advantage of them. I saw this too but I was thinking: yes, shitty, yes, abusive, yes, fucked up. But would that hold up in court? I doubt it. He said most of them just didn't say no, though some did and those cases are rape. | /r/MensRights | 27/07/12 03:30 PM |
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