I don't believe she has any obligation to keep quiet for benefit of his career. Maybe she did this because she genuinely believes she's some sort of victim, maybe she wanted attention, I dunno. I just don't sense any legal wrong doing unless they can prove she's lying.

The funny thing is that initial story, Harvey Weinstein, was actually done with altruistic motives. But, what I think we're seeing is a reaction from those who feel quilt about not saying anything, even though pretty much everyone in Hollywood knew about him. But, instead of actually expressing that guilt, they are reaching for anything and everything to accuse someone of sexual assault, so they also feel like a victim. Of course, you're also going to have a few who are looking for their 15 mins of fame.

There's also the obvious attempt to use this movement for political reasons, like when Meryl Streep said she doesn't want to talk about her silence, but about Ivanka and Melania's.  Of course, let's not talk about how you remained silent for decades, and profited off that silence, but bash someone else using unproven allegations. And this is the woman who gave a standing ovation to a convicted child rapist, one who fled the country to avoid going to prison. Yea, she's the model of high moral standing. The ironic thing is that this has hung far more people on the left than on the right. 

When you are allegating rape or sexual assault and what happened was more on either one not voicing clear or the other not understanding before the one spoken it is closer to slandering than anything else... and she believing she is a victim holds zero relevance, unless you think someone saying "I don't feel like I raped anyone" is a sound defense on a rapist part.

If it wasnt for the title id have thought i read an extract from a cheesy romance novel like 50 shades of something.

Also, funny how Hollywood supposedly cares about women, yet the victims of Harvey Weinstein weren't invited to the Golden Globes. It's obvious they are more pissed at them breaking their silence, and hurting their buddy. If Harvey comes back in a year or two, claiming to be rehabilitated, they'll take him back with open arms.

It doesn't matter if she's lying or if she felt like a victim. She made a very public accusation of sexual assault when by her story it was a bad date. It caused damage to his career. He should make an attempt at least. If women realized that they can be sued over bogus claims, it might cut out some of the bullshit ones.

I'm just glad to be married and not have to be in the dating game anymore.

Seriously, a few months from now a first sexual intercourse will be something like this

"Man: Do I have your permission to kiss you?
Woman: Ok
Man: Do you consent to me touching your boobs and vagina?
Woman: Go ahead.
Man: I think this is the right moment for me to initiate the intercourse, can I insert my penis into your vagina?
Woman: I guess so.
Man; That doesn't work, I need a clear and precise answer from you, by the way you should speak louder and look at the camera when you answer, so that the recording can be admissible in a court of law.
Woman: Wut?"

Exactly, this social media she said/he said BS persists because people let it go consequence free. Who knows, a spurious accusation lobbed at the right person might start the legal reaction.

At any rate, this seems like another solid excuse for MGTOWs to throw a recruitment drive. The dating scene is not worth the risk of accruing job-ending accusations over super-gossip due to a single bad date.

Yes, because it's outrageous to ask for consent before having sex. It's not just a woman thing either, if a woman is making advances on a man or another woman, or a man is making advances on another man, they should ask for consent before they do anything.

I didn't say that women didn't enjoy sex, but just like men, there are certain times, places, situations/circumstances and people that they want to have sex, making sure that it's what they want is the best way to avoid situations like this.

Punching someone without their consent is violence. Having sex without someone's permission (i.e. rape) is also violence.

Well, if you really want the sex, you should be willnig to put up with that if that's what it takes.

I'm glad to have made you proud

Aw man but that makes everything unsexy.  That’s not how they do it in the movies