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Because shame is one of the most powerful emotions that a person can feel.I'm wondering why OP didn't call her sister or mom and asked if anything happened.
Guilt = I made a mistake
Shame = I am a mistake
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Because shame is one of the most powerful emotions that a person can feel.I'm wondering why OP didn't call her sister or mom and asked if anything happened.
Good job at taking one sentence of what I wrote and putting your own context to it.
I never argued that this by itself means she is lying. I was breaking down key parts of her story critically to point out why it sounds fishy to me.
Dudes are skeptical about stories like this not because they are insecure, it is because girls crying rape to cover up infidelity happens all the time. I don't she anything wrong with telling the OP to be cautious.
I have family members who where raped, date a couple females that told me they were raped, I have seen it's effects and I can only imagine the horror victims have to go through, sometimes for the rest of their lives. But that doesn't mean I separate myself from logic every time a girl cries rape. The story still sounds fishy, period
So hop down off your high horse, other dudes said way worse things that me. How about digging for them instead of just editing a post you saw on the last page and attacking it.
Cliff notes? Someone smashed OP's girl and she said it was rape? That's what I got from the OG post and responses I saw on this page.
Also how many articles have we seen of a woman lying about being rapped? willing to ruin a mans life for the heck of it?
Man, please. Not as many as women who get raped for sure. Rape is considered the MOST UNDER-REPORTED violent crime.Also how many articles have we seen of a woman lying about being rapped? willing to ruin a mans life for the heck of it?
Hypothetical situation. What if you are drunk and a girl is drunk, and she is aggressive and makes all the moves and you have sex. Who got raped in this situation? A fairly common scenario in many college parties.
Am I resisting?
Am I resisting?
She's making all the moves you are both drunk, but neither is truly resisting. This scenario is in response to the notion that intoxicated sex is rape. If it happens to a guy, is it rape? What if the guy is noticeably more intoxicated than the girl?
at many comments in this thread. I only got to page 4 and just..... A lot of people view this as black and white. There are many different emotional aspects that go along with it. OP came in here looking for help and support and all he got was a bunch of comments of about how much of a liar his gf is. We don't know either way what it is, we're behind a screen. Is it that hard to offer a few kind words? . Anyway, OP I hope you and your GF are ok going through this situation, this is really tough.
Am I resisting?
She's making all the moves you are both drunk, but neither is truly resisting. This scenario is in response to the notion that intoxicated sex is rape. If it happens to a guy, is it rape? What if the guy is noticeably more intoxicated than the girl?
According to the unwritten law of the written law, men cannot be raped, or rapped, as some might say.
I didnt have the heart to say this but, this dude does make sense.This story got too many cliches for me to take it at face value. In fact I'm more inclined to not believe it
She did get tipsy, and let things go to far wit dude
Wakes up and is like ohhh ****, I dun goofed
Sets the backstory for rape wit her sis
You question her story, like any logical person would do
She guilt trips you, big red flag
She escalates it by telling moms and going to the doctor, she has nothing to lose doing these things.
She won't do the one thing that might have adverse effects, her going to the cops, because that might expose her lies. Another red flag
The story is damb fishy
If you gonna stay with her, because if she really did get rape it would kinda be a d-bag thing to do, you now have to be on high alert.
If she starts using the rape as an excuse for bad behavior then that's another huge red flag. Then rape or no rape, you would have to definitely break up with her.
But I would start getting my mind right to set her go brah.
She's making all the moves you are both drunk, but neither is truly resisting. This scenario is in response to the notion that intoxicated sex is rape. If it happens to a guy, is it rape? What if the guy is noticeably more intoxicated than the girl?
Neither person is in a position to give legal consent, if either person feels that they've been violated when they sober up either could file a rape report. Statistically most won't, but that doesn't mean that someone wasn't raped in the situation.
http://www.rainn.org/get-information/types-of-sexual-assault/was-it-rape