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No, you could report it on behalf of them but youd have to make sure the victim is ready/prepared to talk about it
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(Original post by A-Conquer)
No, you could report it on behalf of them but youd have to make sure the victim is ready/prepared to talk about it
No, you could report it on behalf of them but youd have to make sure the victim is ready/prepared to talk about it
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(Original post by JDavies34566)
I see if two people had sex drunk and the next morning one said to the other “you raped me” and the laughs but the other person overthinks the comment and messages the person a few days later saying “why did you say I raped you” if police seen that message would they investigate ? Or not ?
I see if two people had sex drunk and the next morning one said to the other “you raped me” and the laughs but the other person overthinks the comment and messages the person a few days later saying “why did you say I raped you” if police seen that message would they investigate ? Or not ?
To be fair, drunk sex is a poor choice in general. If the people have known each other before then it could be worth talking it out and coming to a conclusion. Both people are at fault if it were just drunk sex but it really depends on the situation on how it can be handled
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(Original post by A-Conquer)
Well, the influence of alcohol does create issues because the sex could be consentual or might not have been (it may have been a in the moment thing). If the the victim feels like they have been raped then they can take action, if there is no proof of consent this can be more of an issue. "Why did you say i raped you?" can be used against a person, yes.
To be fair, drunk sex is a poor choice in general. If the people have known each other before then it could be worth talking it out and coming to a conclusion. Both people are at fault if it were just drunk sex but it really depends on the situation on how it can be handled
Well, the influence of alcohol does create issues because the sex could be consentual or might not have been (it may have been a in the moment thing). If the the victim feels like they have been raped then they can take action, if there is no proof of consent this can be more of an issue. "Why did you say i raped you?" can be used against a person, yes.
To be fair, drunk sex is a poor choice in general. If the people have known each other before then it could be worth talking it out and coming to a conclusion. Both people are at fault if it were just drunk sex but it really depends on the situation on how it can be handled
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(Original post by JDavies34566)
So the person that said why did you say I raped you is in big trouble ?
So the person that said why did you say I raped you is in big trouble ?
they could have realised it was a drunken mistake or could believe they were raped and involve the law
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(Original post by A-Conquer)
Depends if the victim takes action against them for rape.
they could have realised it was a drunken mistake or could believe they were raped and involve the law
Depends if the victim takes action against them for rape.
they could have realised it was a drunken mistake or could believe they were raped and involve the law
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(Original post by JDavies34566)
I see. If police seen the comment “why did you say I raped you” would they then investigate or would it have to be the victim reporting it for anything to be done ?
I see. If police seen the comment “why did you say I raped you” would they then investigate or would it have to be the victim reporting it for anything to be done ?
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(Original post by A-Conquer)
They could investigate it if they felt nessecary, Yes. (Its kind of suspicious, the wording of it)
They could investigate it if they felt nessecary, Yes. (Its kind of suspicious, the wording of it)
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(Original post by JDavies34566)
Isn’t it just confronting somebody that said you raped them but laughed after ?
Isn’t it just confronting somebody that said you raped them but laughed after ?
Its confrontation but rape accusations are serious and things like this can be used against people.
Try and figure out how the "victim" stands and if they still think the claims are true or not. If the "victim" used rape as a joke then shame on them they are not a good person to be around.
This is kind of a hard thing to get around theres so many ways these kind of situations can go
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