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Topic	Do you guys think using "implications" to get sex is rape?
LinkPizza 07/19/19 8:55:58 PM #107:	Lirishae posted... LinkPizza posted... It can be a bad idea for men to do those things, as well... not every guy is built or can defend themselves just because theyre guys. Especially if they are by themselves and their attackers are not. Yes, that's true. However, guys are less likely to be attacked by virtue of being guys. Average men are on even footing with one another, but the average man can overpower the average woman. Maybe. Though, all they need is a second person, and they can most likely take over a guy easily, as well. Plus, I guess it depends on if they think they can take a woman. Especially in this day and age where people have more weapons with them. Not just keys and pepper spray, but guns and stuff, as well... But it just depends, I guess... Lirishae posted... LinkPizza posted... But the same could be said for the boat, as well. A woman going with you on a boat usually means something, I would think... Would that really be out of the blue? It might, but not necessarily. It would still be creepy to go straight to sex though when a girl hasn't shown signs of interest. I mean, it depends on what signs you see. Going out on a boat alone with a male that has shown some interest in you could be seen as showing interest. But people read people wrong a lot, as well. I think inviting someone out on a boat trip alone might also show interest depending on how the convo went before that. And I just dont see it being creepy. But then again, Ive been part of the hook-up culture before where people basically ask if you want to hook-up and you can accept or decline, so... Lirishae posted... LinkPizza posted... They could, though. Its said that most men wont report it. It can make them look weak. Or it can make them seem gay. And stuff like that. Many women dont report, either. But thats why its hard to get an actual number. Most numbers would be educated guess, right? Yes, men are even less likely than women to report. It's tragic, but all the data we have suggests that the majority of victims are women. Maybe. But they are still unreliable statistics. There are many that dont report. Than there are a bunch of false reports. Its just seems hard to have actual statistics with something like this. Though, I think I remember once they were talking about an Air Force base in Japan that we shared with the marines. And they were saying that a bunch of male marines were raping like a lot of guys there for a certain amount of time. I cant remember it all that well, but it was a big thing at one time... Well, for us in the Air Force... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:924921903] in Do you guy... [t:77871100]...</cite> <quote><cite>Lirishae posted...</cite> <quote><cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote>It can be a bad idea for men to do those things, as well... not every guy is built or can defend themselves just because theyre guys. Especially if they are by themselves and their attackers are not.</quote> Yes, that's true. However, guys are less likely to be attacked by virtue of being guys. Average men are on even footing with one another, but the average man can overpower the average woman.</quote> Maybe. Though, all they need is a second person, and they can most likely take over a guy easily, as well. Plus, I guess it depends on if they think they can take a woman. Especially in this day and age where people have more weapons with them. Not just keys and pepper spray, but guns and stuff, as well... But it just depends, I guess... <cite>Lirishae posted...</cite> <quote><cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote>But the same could be said for the boat, as well. A woman going with you on a boat usually means something, I would think... Would that really be out of the blue?</quote> It might, but not necessarily. It would still be creepy to go straight to sex though when a girl hasn't shown signs of interest.</quote> I mean, it depends on what signs you see. Going out on a boat alone with a male that has shown some interest in you could be seen as showing interest. But people read people wrong a lot, as well. I think inviting someone out on a boat trip alone might also show interest depending on how the convo went before that. And I just dont see it being creepy. But then again, Ive been part of the hook-up culture before where people basically ask if you want to hook-up and you can accept or decline, so... <cite>Lirishae posted...</cite> <quote><cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote>They could, though. Its said that most men wont report it. It can make them look weak. Or it can make them seem gay. And stuff like that. Many women dont report, either. But thats why its hard to get an actual number. Most numbers would be educated guess, right?</quote> Yes, men are even less likely than women to report. It's tragic, but all the data we have suggests that the majority of victims are women.</quote> Maybe. But they are still unreliable statistics. There are many that dont report. Than there are a bunch of false reports. Its just seems hard to have actual statistics with something like this. Though, I think I remember once they were talking about an Air Force base in Japan that we shared with the marines. And they were saying that a bunch of male marines were raping like a lot of guys there for a certain amount of time. I cant remember it all that well, but it was a big thing at one time... Well, for us in the Air Force... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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