Love to hear your definition of rape.
At what point did she tell her girlfriend that it would be a great idea to tie her up while she's sleeping and penetrate her, especially since she doesn't like penetration?
Seriously, I think there's a big difference between that and someone waking you up by going down on you. You have a loose interpretation of personal boundaries.
And I generally disagree with the replies on all the "I was drunk and he fucked me, was I raped?" posts. Women DO know better, yet need to feel victimized because their superego failed them right when they were about to do naughty.
Is it normal for lesbians to hate strap-on's?
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Love to hear your definition of rape.
At what point did she tell her girlfriend that it would be a great idea to tie her up while she's sleeping and penetrate her, especially since she doesn't like penetration?
Seriously, I think there's a big difference between that and someone waking you up by going down on you. You have a loose interpretation of personal boundaries.
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Oh, well. I'd love to hear your take on sex altogether then.
(I think this topic is worth a post all on its own)
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I think you'd be a good match for her girlfriend.
I like partners who can best be described as legally coherent, that pretty much excludes people sleeping, in a coma, or dead.
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Ok, great conversation. Bye.
And I generally disagree with the replies on all the "I was drunk and he fucked me, was I raped?" posts. Women DO know better, yet need to feel victimized because their superego failed them right when they were about to do naughty.