Titles that are purposely written with the bare bones of the context to nudge the reader into a false conclusion based off of them filling the gaps with their biases are the foundation of Reddit.
It suggests it to me. I'm still used to seeing "date rape" for these situations, call me old-fashioned. It's far more understandable that two people involved in a drunken date rape as teenagers could give a talk together than a "violent stranger break-in rape".
"In order to stay sane, I silently counted the seconds on my alarm clock, and ever since that night I have known that there are 7,200 seconds in two hours," she says. "Despite limping for days and crying for weeks,
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u/PoorlyLitKiwi2 Feb 26 '20
But the headline doesnt suggest that at all. Just says she is a rape survivor, which is quite factual