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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I'm sorry but if a guy says "you don't love me if you don't have sex with me", that is NOT rape. That is such a ridiculous statement. As a rape victim I'm disgusted. [/quote] It sure is coercion, though. Is consent possible, if there is coercion? (And what do we call sexual contact without consent?)[/quote] Yeah, I'm grossed out by people picking apart what constitutes rape. We as a society are FINALLY getting somewhere with teaching guys and then you have people poo-pooing other women's coercion. ANd yes, it most certainly can be rape to be told to have sex OR ELSE. Forcing someone to have sex with them when they don't want to is not healthy consent, that is for sure, and I am agog that it's being justified here. Gross. [/quote] It may not be healthy consent, but it is NOT rape. [/quote] OR ELSE what? or else he breaks up with her? And that is rape? give me a break.[/quote]
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