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Originally Posted by emma01
I think the second one is counted as rape, because she did say no and he kept asking until she gave in. We learned about this as RapeCrisis came to our school and this exact example was given and he could very well get charged for it, because she DID say no at first.
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I do feel very worried for society if convincing someone to have sex is considered rape now. It's like charging a salesmen with theft because he talked you into buying a $10,000 car.
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