Anothergirl
Goat ™
i'll allow it...
Spin Off: How do you guys Really feel about rape on here?
- Thread starter Ooh Marty
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So I can go to jail?
If any other fam wanted to do that then it's on them. I couldn't kill my family unless they were trying to kill me. 
terminalboredom
Rookie
yes.
terminalboredom
Rookie
Honestly, I think its different degrees of rape. I look down on nikkas jumping out the bushes ....no question thats rape....but if a nikka on top of a chic who laid down and allow you to slide them thongs to the side and put the tip in and then a chic says "STOP" after getting 3 strokes in and then a nikka say "move your gotdamn hand ma" and then she says "i cant do this, get off me, NO", then you say "im already in and about to nut" then she says "Stooop, get off me yo" then you say "hold up" and......i dont feel sorry
lol @ degrees of rape. men who don't rape tend to have these ideas of how rape happens, but in reality it's not like that at all.
I've been around rape my whole life. My fam been rapin each other for so long i'm numb to the shyt. Sister got raped, cousin got raped and my niece.All of them raped by family members.
:kattwtf:
Taadow
The StarchBishop™️
Metta World Movement
Peace and love...to all!!
I remember one thread on here asking how we'd react if our wifey got raped
One nikka said he'd be like "
Damn.....you aight?"
One nikka said he'd be like "
Damn.....you aight?"
I DON'T COSIGN IT BUT IT'S TRUE FOR A LOT OF GUYS. I SAID SOMETHING SIMILAR IN A THREAD ABOUT BEING INVISIBLE. WOMEN DIDN'T BELIEVE THAT 90% OF GUYS WOULD EITHER BE STEALING FROM BANKS OR DOING SOMETHING SEXUALLY INAPPROPRIATE TO A WOMAN. I SAID THAT THE MAJORITY OF MEN DON'T DO STUFF LIKE THAT ARE STOPPED BY THE CONSEQUENCES.
terminalboredom
Rookie
Men seem to think that that consensual shyt up until the last minute happens all the time. This is just ignorant shyt that men are buying into as another reason to hate rape victims.
A friend of mine got raped--she hung out with a dude all night long then woke up in the morning in his bed. She got AIDS from the dude, and she's lesbian (=low chance of getting AIDS). He'd slipped her something.
That's how it happens. Not you're fukking a chick and then she up and changes her mind right during the act.
Also, men get raped too.
Anothergirl
Goat ™
this is true.... war is prime example of this and how sexual deviancy can be bought out of seemingly otherwise "normal" "good guys". sad world.
Zapp Brannigan
Captain of the Nimbus
>How do you really feel about rape?
What do you think we think about rape? Of course rape itself is bad. What kind of stupid question is that? You want to know what's also bad? The avalanche of false accusations of sexual assault on men that women later regretted sleeping with or just wanted to fukk with in order to get their way for one reason or another. It's remarkably easy to ruin a man's life via false accusation, and it happens quite often to men that are minorities because they're easy targets for law enforcement. A false accusation can do the following:
This is a fate that can quite often be worse than rape, mostly because the lingering stigma and the fact that rape is very likely in prison. Who cares, though, right? Men are disposable to feminists unless they can benefit women somehow.
It's also because the word "rape" is very, very strong and invokes a serious amount of emotion in people. Also, the fact that the word "rape" invokes such emotion is the same reason that modern feminists have decided to use their indignation at rape (as if it doesn't affect men) as a crutch to continue to lend themselves credibility as feminism limps into the future.
Another thing, we're also a little tired of the upper-middle class white girl feminist tagline to this situation known as, "DON'T RAPE!" Thanks for the advice, Kaitlin. We know to not rape, thanks. A vast, vast majority of the male population knows to not rape. We also know that many men would happily kick someone's ass if they were found to be a rapist. This assumes that men are by default rapists and that we should all be feared. It's insulting. And no, people suggesting that you should protect yourself doesn't assume the same thing, it assumes that they unfortunately exist, period. Which they do, which is why people give advice. People who say that advising others to protect themselves are assuming all men are rapists, which is simply projection.
When people say something like, "Protect yourself in a dangerous area" to a woman, it's something along the lines of, "lock your car doors" or "don't join that pyramid scheme." It's not victim blaming and it's not being insensitive. It's wanting to remind someone you care about that the world is dangerous and that it will be a bad place if you're not careful.
Pretending that people don't care about rape because they want to see evidence of a crime that's so often falsely claimed doesn't mean that people don't care. It's just a matter of evidence and justice for all parties involved, because jumping to conclusions can be severely harmful.
So yeah, string a rapist up by his nuts. Just make sure said rapist is actually a rapist, and don't make us out to be bad people for trying to advise on self-protection.
What do you think we think about rape? Of course rape itself is bad. What kind of stupid question is that? You want to know what's also bad? The avalanche of false accusations of sexual assault on men that women later regretted sleeping with or just wanted to fukk with in order to get their way for one reason or another. It's remarkably easy to ruin a man's life via false accusation, and it happens quite often to men that are minorities because they're easy targets for law enforcement. A false accusation can do the following:
- Ruin a man's dating chances with anyone who hears the rumor.
- Getting his ass whooped and/or literally killed by vengeful friends and family.
- Huge amounts of prison time for crimes not committed.
- Ruined careers.
- Ruined reputation.
- Families torn apart by people not wanting to associate with a rapist.
This is a fate that can quite often be worse than rape, mostly because the lingering stigma and the fact that rape is very likely in prison. Who cares, though, right? Men are disposable to feminists unless they can benefit women somehow.
It's also because the word "rape" is very, very strong and invokes a serious amount of emotion in people. Also, the fact that the word "rape" invokes such emotion is the same reason that modern feminists have decided to use their indignation at rape (as if it doesn't affect men) as a crutch to continue to lend themselves credibility as feminism limps into the future.
Another thing, we're also a little tired of the upper-middle class white girl feminist tagline to this situation known as, "DON'T RAPE!" Thanks for the advice, Kaitlin. We know to not rape, thanks. A vast, vast majority of the male population knows to not rape. We also know that many men would happily kick someone's ass if they were found to be a rapist. This assumes that men are by default rapists and that we should all be feared. It's insulting. And no, people suggesting that you should protect yourself doesn't assume the same thing, it assumes that they unfortunately exist, period. Which they do, which is why people give advice. People who say that advising others to protect themselves are assuming all men are rapists, which is simply projection.
When people say something like, "Protect yourself in a dangerous area" to a woman, it's something along the lines of, "lock your car doors" or "don't join that pyramid scheme." It's not victim blaming and it's not being insensitive. It's wanting to remind someone you care about that the world is dangerous and that it will be a bad place if you're not careful.
Pretending that people don't care about rape because they want to see evidence of a crime that's so often falsely claimed doesn't mean that people don't care. It's just a matter of evidence and justice for all parties involved, because jumping to conclusions can be severely harmful.
So yeah, string a rapist up by his nuts. Just make sure said rapist is actually a rapist, and don't make us out to be bad people for trying to advise on self-protection.
Yo, I don't know what to derail this thread, but I had a question about rape I wanted to ask, but I'm afraid people will think that I'm just trying to trivialize the subject.
Let me preface, this is a hypothetical question, but this isn't about me
If a dude with a small piece rapes a female, and there's no physical action involved other than penetration, is the female still mentally wounded? Like there's no violence involved in the form of punching, stabbing, kicking, or any of that shyt, dude just strokes, but his meat is hella puny, so would a broad in this scenario be crying and shyt, or would she be laughing and having to fake cry in the hopes that she doesn't offend the guy raping her and end up getting actually hurt?
That 16 year old pizza delivery boy story from last month made me think of this. The entire thing took about 30 seconds, per words of the victim, and her 7 year old daughter was sleeping next to her while it happened.
Don't condone rape at all, wanted to clear that up, that was just a thought I had. I probably didn't even map it out with proper structure. Been puffing you feel me?
Let me preface, this is a hypothetical question, but this isn't about me
If a dude with a small piece rapes a female, and there's no physical action involved other than penetration, is the female still mentally wounded? Like there's no violence involved in the form of punching, stabbing, kicking, or any of that shyt, dude just strokes, but his meat is hella puny, so would a broad in this scenario be crying and shyt, or would she be laughing and having to fake cry in the hopes that she doesn't offend the guy raping her and end up getting actually hurt?
That 16 year old pizza delivery boy story from last month made me think of this. The entire thing took about 30 seconds, per words of the victim, and her 7 year old daughter was sleeping next to her while it happened.
Don't condone rape at all, wanted to clear that up, that was just a thought I had. I probably didn't even map it out with proper structure. Been puffing you feel me?
Taadow
The StarchBishop™️
I can see all of that. However:
- I think what men are saying here for the most part (they can correct me if i'm wrong) is that such "changes" may come not during the act, but afterward. Does that not happen?