Men who are raped by women.

You like it rough Leo, don't you?

Yeah i mean to be honest if it'd been me, say all my (guy) friends had been at his house all in the same room, I was passed out drunk, and she started having sex with me, I dont know what their reaction would have been but I imagine they could have laughed and let it happen, thought it was funny I was having sex, losing my virginity and not even knowing it, and it was not rape or a big deal, and if I'd been upset the next day they would have been like "get over it it's just sex it's good etc".. whilst if it'd been the other way around, me having sex with her whilst shes passed out, it'd be seen as really bad. But idk maybe one or two of my friends would have had the mind to stop it, I'm really not sure about that. It is definitely percieved differently though. I mean when my friend told the group people found it funny or mildly interesting more than anything, they werent like "omg you were raped are you ok?!" and he was fine about it as well lol.

one of my friends was kind of raped by his brothers girlfriend, she started having sex with him when he was asleep he woke up having sex with her, but he was a "lad" about it and carried on until the end lol, I think it broke him and his girlfriend up though and also got him in a fight with his brother. I am sure if it'd been the other way around the guy would be called a rapist and in more trouble. It's more acceptable for a female to do it, because of the average more positive reaction of guys. If a girl had done that to me though I would have felt very violated and devastated tbh because I had the mind to save myself for someone ha.

Of course you'd carry on, unless they were very ugly

Oh my gosh!

If she had done that to me I would quite literally of beaten her to within an inch of her life.

This is exactly the type of view that serves to trivialise rape and sexual violence against men.


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Would wife, 100% serious.

They may well be referring to rape as defined by law in section 1 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003:

...the intentional penetration of the anus, mouth or vagina of another, with their penis, without reasonably believing that that person consents.

I've paraphrased it slightly, but that, as you can well see, means that only someone who has penis (i.e. a man) can commit the statutory offence of rape.

According to these strict letter of the law, a woman may commit the (as far as I am aware) lesser offences of sexual assault by penetration, or sexual assault, but she cannot rape anyone. Unless the law has been changed no woman may be convicted of rape in an English court.

one of my friends was kind of raped by his brothers girlfriend, she started having sex with him when he was asleep he woke up having sex with her, but he was a "lad" about it and carried on until the end lol, I think it broke him and his girlfriend up though and also got him in a fight with his brother. I am sure if it'd been the other way around the guy would be called a rapist and in more trouble. It's more acceptable for a female to do it, because of the average more positive reaction of guys. If a girl had done that to me though I would have felt very violated and devastated tbh because I had the mind to save myself for someone ha.

I spend 60% of the day with a boner and I don't have sex everyday so lol. If you think men control their erections you are misinformed

I get them even when my clothes rub against my dick lmao.

Are you aiming that at me?

nah, just at people who disagree

"Pointing out that women suffer in one way is not the same as insisting men don't. Empathy is not a zero-sum game in which we're all competing for a limited resource. As a society, progress means becoming more empathetic to everyone, and if your knee-jerk response to a victim's heartfelt testimony is, "But what about MY group's suffering?" you're doing it wrong."

That quote should be put in massive flashing letters at the top of every thread about feminism on this site, seeing as they always devolve into a pissing contest about whether men or women have it worse (hint: the answer is it doesn't ****ing matter)

I also liked the point that, as much as the MRA types on here like to claim otherwise, it isn't feminists that cause male rape victims to not be taken seriously.

Yeah I find this really disturbing tbh, but it's because people have been conditioned in society to view men and women as different. This is detrimental to everyone. I don't know whether it will change but I will keep ranting until it does.

Amen.

Couldn't a woman use a strap on or a dildo to rape a man?

Of course

According to these strict letter of the law, a woman may commit the (as far as I am aware) lesser offences of sexual assault by penetration, or sexual assault, but she cannot rape anyone. Unless the law has been changed no woman may be convicted of rape in an English court.

It wouldn't count as a penis. According to UK law currently women cannot be guilty of "rape" but instead of sexual assault with penetration (which has the same sentencing guidelines as rape). But I think, and correct me if I'm wrong, the OP is using rape in a colloquial sense which includes sexual assault.

Nope.

Not sure about this, strictly speaking. She may not be able to commit rape as such, but I think it is possible for a woman to be prosecuted for rape if she was instrumental in someone else (a man) committing rape.
Broadly right, but strictly speaking possibly not quite. See above.