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[quote=Anonymous][quote=ZachF][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If your husband is badgering you for sex, and you don't really feel like, but you agree, that's consent. That's 100% not rape. Stop using rape to describe not rape.[/quote]

Your right. But if you read the link you will find it could be sexual coercion.[/quote]

I agree that's possible, but it wasn't PP's example. She said it was sex by fraud because if she'd known he was the type of person who cheats, she would not have slept with him. That's different than coercion.[b] It retroactively converts even freely-given consent to rape [/b]any time someone comes to realize their relationship partner is a loser.[/quote]

Wow, SMH.  Since I've been accused as being "rough," I'll try to temper my comments for the more delicate readers.  I'm glad for the education and for knowing their are people out there who really think this way.  May I be so lucky to spot them before they spot me so I know to steer clear.  By these definitions of rape, I figure about 99% of us can say they were the victim of rape by the time we reach 40, if not a lot sooner.

Consensual sex acts retroactively convertible to rape if either party discovers the other wasn't honest about his/her intentions, feelings, used coercion, or was possibly cheating?  Damn, I have definitely been raped in the past.  I may be being raped on a regular basis right now!  By definition, I won't know until later, right?   [/quote]

so you are cool with a guy dressing as a girl, picking you up and giving you a BJ... and then finding out later it was not a girl?[/quote]

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