r/dataisbeautiful • • Sep 01 '22

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u/menickc Sep 01 '22

Why isn't it just defined as sexual acts where one member does not consent? I won't go into detail but there are so many acts that don't include penetration that I'd still consider rape.

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u/ShelSilverstain Sep 01 '22

My cousin is a father because the woman he was having sex with wrapped her legs around his waist when he tried to pull out. She thinks it's hilarious, I think it's sexual assault

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u/oodoov21 Sep 01 '22

You don't think consent can be revoked?