ST0RAGE
unboundsmiter
ST0RAGE
unboundsmiter
Non-consensual sex? That includes the victim withdrawing consent midway through, being drunk, drugged, emotionally manipulated...
And does not include a girl consenting to drunken sex and regretting it later. That's not rape, that's just a bad decision.
Consent is
sober decision. It IS rape if it would be regrettable if s/he were sober.
Edit: If she were sober and wouldn't do it, but did as under the influence, then it is rape.
Then, wouldn't the man in the situation, if also drunk, be a victim of rape as well if they both initiated it? Alcohol seems to be one of those grey areas, I've heard so many conflicting views concerning it from both men and women.
Edit:
Everydayfeminism #6?
Well yeah, if they both did.
"Being drunk, asleep, or under severe duress—like grief and extreme sadness are situations in which full, informed and free consent cannot be fully or truly given.
Alcohol or experiencing strong emotions make communication difficult, both communication with oneself about desire and needs as well as with someone else about consent."
This, quoted from the link you just gave me, proves a drunken yes =/= consent.
If you're too drunk to drive, you're too drunk to have consensual 100% non-regrettable sex.
Another thing. Alcohol affects males differently than females. They could weigh the same and drink the same amount of alcohol and not get equally as drunk.
From the same article; Having sex while intoxicated certainly isn’t uncommon and that’s why it’s important to understand that while you’re drunk, it’s difficult to negotiate consent honestly and clearly. --
But that brings up the following;
If I have consensual sex with my boyfriend after we've both been drinking, that's not rape.
If we've both been drinking and I say no midway through, and he carries on, that is rape.
If I am uncertain in the beginning and he carries on/manipulates me otherwise, that is rape.
If I drink, and agree to and/or initiate sex with my boyfriend, how is that rape? I am of course only talking of my own experiences in this case, not the broader application of it.
And just in case it was missed in my signature, I am female IRL.