Rape

Rjinn · 07-11-2014, 07:14 AM

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Originally Posted by WhateverDude

You're right, I got a little carried away. I don't feel guilty and I'm not accepting any responsibility though. I guess at the time I was just ashamed to know that as a 'male' I could ever be thought of being capable of something like that. I mean, it would be a rash and hurtful assumption sure but it would sadly make sense.

See this is what annoys me, it's the cultural, patriarchal "what-men-are-expected-to-do" standards that they take on and are identified by it that seeps in, influences your own individual identity, whether indirectly or directly. Because a) it's some sort of way of fitting into societies image or standards to gain worth or b) some need to understand societies judgments or actions and what it means about yourself.

It has nothing to do with you being a male and everything to do with making choices, ultimately.

I'm sorry but biological reasons of what rape accomplishes being inbred in males... No. Reject the ****ing characterizations and maybe there will be a change. Think for yourself and maybe there will be a change. Get rid of the illusions of what you're entitled to because of cultural, social standards and maybe there will be a change. We are capable of this and that is what we need to use.