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Kasz216 on 03 December 2010
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sapphi_snake said:
Kasz216 said:

Ok.  I have to say this.

Fuck you.

"Women can be crazy" what kind of sexist remark is that.

No serously.  Using one mentally ill woman as a basis for juding all women when the large amount of rape cases go unreported and the ones that do are hard to find rapists guilty because of bullshit made up defenses like that.

Seriously you are saying because you know ONE crazy lady, that two women who have never met before somehow both made up a story to the police?

You don't know anyone who's liked to a woman or another man about a condom before?

Don't get your panties in a knot Kasz , but you're awfully naive if you don't think that a women would make up  rape allegations to create trouble for a guy. NJ5's article links don't really help your argument either.

As for the last question in this post, I honestly don't know anyone who's ever done that, nor can I imagine how you could "lie" about using a condom, and the girl not realising that the guy isn't wearing one. And I also don't think it's rape unless the girl realises, tells the guy to stop, but he doesn't, she struggles etc. (typicall rape scenario).

If they have sex (consensually, with the gil thinking that the guy's wearing a condom), and after they do the deed the girl realises that the guy wasn't wearing a condom, then sorry sister, that ain't rape, or abuse or anything.

1)  Would some women do that?  Yes?

Would msot women?  No.

Is the number of women who make up rape even remotely statistically significant when it comes to rape charges? 

No.

 

2) Yes it is!  THAT IS TOTALLY RAPE!  You have nonconsentially had sex with a women because you told her you were wearing a condom when you weren't.  It would be no different if a woman said she'd have sex with you... but not anal sex, then you stuck it in her anus.  That's rape.  You've done something specifically that she told you not to do and you violated her.  Whether she knew or not until after the fact is irrelvent.