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Originally posted by Dragonlich
Remember, kids... rape isn't about sex, it's about *power*.
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*dingdingdingding* male, female, animal, vegetable, doesn't matter.
Organic or mechanical, doesn't matter either.
Consensual? That's what matters. It's an excessive, improper expression of dominance. Whether a particular incident can be considered "Rape" or "Assault" or "Misconduct" depends on the laws governing the place where it happened.
Considering that this society is considered by many to be greatly mysogynistic, one might expect quite a few women trying to "reverse roles" and "take matters into their own hands".
At the same time, how many men are honestly strong enough to stand up for themselves after the fact and be able to admit that something like this happened to them? Heck, most of us don't even want to say what health problems we've had. We as "men" want to give the impression that we are always "in control".
_Disclosure_ is perhaps the most detailed, best known story on this subject. Not only did she misuse him, she tried to say that
he had misused
her, thus really screwing with his life.
Last year there was also an episode of "Law & Order" in which three women were accused of raping a male stripper.
For those who want to get more graphic or want something to perhaps chuckle at,
http://tinyurl.com/d71a (nsfw)