Just a quick observation on the ever-occuring societal standard that women are always the victim. I was reading story on nosleep, a sub for scary stories, about a kidnapping. The main thing was that the wife was a church girl, a prude. And surprise, she turns out to have blown a stranger in his car while hubby was gone.

Now, obviously this story is fiction(although not unrealistic). But the comments are real opinions of real people, as the rules are to pretend the story is real. What's the first reaction of people? Is it to point out the husband should dump the "loyal" wife's ass considering her disloyalty lead to their life in torment? No, the top comment is to say the wife was obviously drugged and raped.

The facts: (of the fictional story, but take it as an anecdote. The main lessons are the comments.) Hubby leaves for a weekend with the boys, wife decides to go to the bar with her girls and mysteriously ends up with his dick in hee mouth. She doesn't remember anything. Except that he looked good. That they didn't have sex. That she said no. She didn't remember anything. And yet she felt guilty and ignored the stranger who called. Where did the shame come from?

The commentors, all acting realistically, truly believe the woman was honestly drugged and violated against her will. The one comment saying she should have been more careful about drinking was downvoted to hell. Modern society. Forget inhibitions, forget limits or cautions, do whatever the fuck you want and pin the consequences on others. Unless you're a man of course, then you're always the drugger.