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Good debate this… thanks to all who contributed although its a shame we didnt have any male contributions…. I think we women scared them off :D
a bloke said to me, no blokes gonna go near this thread and they might as well have called it “put a hot iron on my nob end please” thread .. made me laugh anyway :lol:
@mrs_teapot wrote:
Good debate this… thanks to all who contributed although its a shame we didnt have any male contributions…. I think we women scared them off :D
I think pol has summed it up in the post below yours. I’ve read stuff recently about girls being jailed for falsely accusing men of rape. It’s not a subject I want to contribute to really.
@jen_jen wrote:
The worrying thing is the stone cold sober men that you see, often standing across the road or at a small distance, looking over, watching, with a predatory look in their eyes. They remind me of the big cats watching the herd, looking out for the weak one, the easy target, ready to pounce when the victim gets separated from the herd…it makes me shudder.
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@mrs_teapot wrote:
Good debate this… thanks to all who contributed although its a shame we didnt have any male contributions…. I think we women scared them off :D
No sane man would join in a discussion about rape. If he tried to give the male persepctive he’d be met with a barrage of “well a man would say that” and “how could a man understand” or “you’re saying the woman deserves it?” and so on.
However, as has already been said, it’s not only women who get raped.
@terry wrote:
I’ve read stuff recently about girls being jailed for falsely accusing men of rape.
Now thats a whoooole other debate :lol:
As some of you know, I am a Corrie fan, and this thread is making me think of the story line of Tyrone being battered by his g/f – same kinda logic for the chaps eh?! :? This really is a ‘can of worms’ thread – and I do think worth commenting on, however widely off the mark it is to rape, but it does obviously lead to other thoughts.
@jen_jen wrote:
@panda12 wrote:
Yes more should be done to address the perpetrator (not always male), I think all women would agree with that. That doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t be warning the young women too…if we don’t, if we brush the effects of alcohol under the carpet, if we pretend that a young woman scantily clad and so drunk that she can’t see the signs and/or defend herself isn’t seen by the perpetrator as the sign of an easy victim, what will we then say to her when she is attacked, like the woman in the video? It’s not her fault there are twisted people out there, it’s not her fault that she became a victim, but it is our fault if we don’t open her eyes to the dangers…it’s the least we can do.
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Ooooops . I clearly cant ‘quote’ …….
@boojangle wrote:
Ooooops . I clearly cant ‘quote’ …….
get a grip woman :lol: you don’t post for ages then you balls it up
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