It is comparatively rare, but it may happen when the woman is in a situation that allows her to threaten violence on the man. There may be other ways as well.Here women may seduce , they rape that's what I never heard before
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Women Raping Men.
- Thread starter Smart_Guy
- Start date
Augustus
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The singer R Kelly discusses being being abused as a child by a female relative in this interview:
http://www.gq.com/story/r-kelly-confessions
http://www.gq.com/story/r-kelly-confessions
When you buy them one size too small, whaddaya expect?
You're no longer a size 6, bub!
Taylor Seraphim
Angel of Reason
Scientifically speaking males typically have a higher sex drive than females.
Therefore, yes.
I don't think this is true at all, but I think men are more likely to display it.
Not sure it matters much. General trends tell us how a person is likely to be if we have to guess. Sometimes we do not.
Flankerl
Well-Known Member
Scientifically speaking that is BS.
Flankerl
Well-Known Member
Ah so in puritan America. You should say that beforehand.
Its still BS as most people don't say the truth when its about something so private.
Taylor Seraphim
Angel of Reason
So most men say they are more sexual than what they are?
What the **** do you mean by puritan America?
There are really strict and very loose people in America and very few puritans.
I don't know about most, but many do. Some groups make too much of a deal of it.
@Flankerl
@Taylor Seraphim
Guys, slow down. This is a discussion thread, not a debate thread.
Now, how about a group hug?
@Taylor Seraphim
Guys, slow down. This is a discussion thread, not a debate thread.
Now, how about a group hug?
I have known and do know men who have been raped by women. It is more frequent that men I've known and advocated for have been raped by other men, but it has happened and continues to happen.
Most men survivors experience a vastly different psychological process in coping with and healing from rape by a woman. Denial, however, is by far the most frequently used coping mechanism by either complete dismissal of it, saying it was "no big deal", or even playing it off as if it were an accomplishment to be dehumanized by a woman. However, the shame, the trauma-effect and correlating PTSD, and projection of their attacker onto other women or other female partners is a common occurrence when denial remains at the forefront. Male survivors operate from fear of being attacked again however deny their trauma was even real.
It is a cultural phenomenon that must be discussed if we are to get to the root of Rape Culture and it's effect on the people that inhabit it. It also must be discussed so as to dispel the destructive myths of rape-as-subset-of-sex so human sexuality and interpersonal relationships can operate on mutually agreed consent as the basis and not on archaic territorial entitlements.
Flankerl
Well-Known Member
Actually its the other way around. Women are usually more private about this stuff.
Visit another country(Canada doesn't count) and be amazed of the differences in sexuality.
Where have you visited here?
I must admit I was thinking the same thing.
Covellite
Active Member
Should we go to "paranormal"?
Flankerl
Well-Known Member
Albany, Baltimore and Atlanta. Though granted its been 8 years since my last visit. Travelling half around the world becomes difficult once you study and then work.