DVD Burner wrote:I dont know about this.
oh and yes, i read the whole thing.
You know the guy for 10 years, you know he has the hots for you..........
Sounds kinda shady to me.
Shambala wrote:I logged in more that once to post a reply here, but decided not to because I am a male. I agree with everything that CFM said, but if I said it, it would have been misconstrued.
A date rape is something very different. I think this was more having sex with an old friend and then having regrets about it.
C.f.M. wrote:My first thought was "drama llama" but.
found her with a different boy - now topless, and I asked (with my megaphone), "Are you being raped?"/
Shambala wrote:This is one of those very HOT POTATO subjects and I'm not sure why this was regurgitated from 4 years ago---with a first post no less. :roll:
Shambala wrote:I logged in more that once to post a reply here, but decided not to because I am a male. I agree with everything that CFM said, but if I said it, it would have been misconstrued.
A date rape is something very different. I think this was more having sex with an old friend and then having regrets about it.
Shambala wrote:This is one of those very HOT POTATO subjects and I'm not sure why this was regurgitated from 4 years ago---with a first post no less.
EmilyD wrote:Shambala wrote:I logged in more that once to post a reply here, but decided not to because I am a male. I agree with everything that CFM said, but if I said it, it would have been misconstrued.
A date rape is something very different. I think this was more having sex with an old friend and then having regrets about it.
Shambala, it's funny, even though I'm female I also hesitated before posting on this thread. I thought maybe I shouldn't because I'm a burgin. I'm glad we both posted anyway because, she tossed this "hot potato" out into the cyber universe for comments...therefore...blah, blah, blah from us.
theCryptofishist wrote:I haven't gone over and read the blog,
AntiM wrote:I'm old enough to remember when date rape came into popular use. I woke up naked and confused a few times, but I usually assumed the guy was just as confused.
Now we are more educated, I feel downright stupid for the situations I ventured into, often willingly. Bad choices, drunken decisions. But do I blame the men? Not most of them, they were just as stupid as I.
Shambala wrote:Even after 4 years, the female can still go back and report this as a rape. If it comes out in all the extensive therapy that she feels she was a victim, then the guy is screwed. All she has to do is say, "I said no and he still did it", (true or not) then he is a rapist. What a powerful weapon the law has provided here.
I agree with both AntiM and CFM, but all you need is a bit of spite, and the guy is going to jail for 5 years.
SFBurnergrrrl wrote:I say that women everywhere DEMAND the right to drink themselves into oblivion, pass out in the middle of the playa, or in whoever's truck or tent they feel like, without having to wake up the next morning naked wondering what happened to them
SFBurnergrrrl wrote:Although maybe I should press charges, maybe this person is violent and I still just don't want to accept it. I think most people in this situation want to be acknowledged, not have it implied that they are lying or that it was their fault. It's all about respect for women and taking responsibility for your actions. Men who commit these acts need to take responsiblity for them and need to admit what they have done wrong. There needs to be some sort of accountability, some willingness on their part to say, " I really fucked up.
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