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naeco
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| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 9:05:46 AM |
and maybe should be seen as second class rape??
I've never heard of anything like this in my life. When he pulls his d!ck out, you know what's going on. If you don't want sex, you say no. If he won't stop and forces you into sex, THEN you go screaming rape. But don't go around trying to make men liable for rape when all that happened was that you didn't to use better judgment and keep your legs shut.
Though I don't think it happens that often, I think there's still too many women that claim rape when in actuality they regret sleeping with someone, and they want some way to justify the sexual act. | |
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| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 9:12:42 AM |
.but personally i perfer to use my wisdom from my very male dominated up bringing and conform to monogamy rather date what seems pologamists!
Hey, sweetie, although it might be too late for you to stop and salvage any seeming wisdom that you might possess, I suggest that you not say anything else.
Your logic is faulty and contradictory. Are men cavemen? And did your "male dominated" upbringing teach you that they are?
When did monogamy and polygamy enter into this conversation? What does it have to do with the issue at hand? The man who took advantage of your friend obviously wasn't a polygamist or he would have just moved her and all the other women in with him. He would not needed to lie about anything!
the world suffers too much greed and self graticfication and lacks alot of abstinence for the right partner..
Have you practiced abstinence? No? How will you explain that to your "right" partner" That you had to try out other men before you found the right one?
without sounding sexist...because iam full aware women also do this sort of thing to men also! but in my defense as a female maybe women are becoming more and more like cavemen..just to rebel against the sexe,s.
But that whole statement reeks of sexism. When women do "improper" sexual actions--they are only emulating men? Were women pure and innocent before being corrupted by males? It seems that although your upbringing was by wise males, all males are scum and responsible for all sexual impropriety and misconduct.
I am a feminist; I am the first to step forward and speak of the injustices of the patriarchy, but your seeming condemnation of men being the root of ALL evil is a bit off base.
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777shy
| Joined: 12/18/2007 Msg: 54 | |
| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 9:13:49 AM | | I absolutely believe there should be laws against what I refer to as "psychological rape." To fraudulently claim one is looking for a longterm relationship, a partnership, a spouse, and utilize an "act" of "pretense" in that direction, only to sexually, if not monetarily also, steal from others, is indeed an act which should be prosecuted by law. And, I will go so far as to say, that if the victim's children have been involved, in the context of an individual warming up to the victim's children to increase the potency of his/her intended act of fraud, then compensation should be made for that abuse and thievery, as well. | |
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| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 9:20:03 AM | More laws! By God, yes, that's what we need! We could go even further and create a special holding facility for people like that, on some offshore island, and just keep them there for months or years without access to an attorney! That'd show em! Maybe even torture them a bit, just to show 'em who's boss . . .
Or . . . how about this, OP? Don't ever have sex with anybody unless you really, really want to. Then, if they disappear the next day for some reason, you can both feel happy in the knowledge that you got want you wanted. | |
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| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 9:21:16 AM | I don't honestly think laws regarding this behavior are possible. People who lie, cheat and mislead will always be around. We will not always be able to detect those red flags until we are already emotionally involved.
Promiscuity is rampant; I do not see that changing anytime soon, either. I offer no cure, but, as I think back to childbirth....painful as it was at the time, I made the decision to go through it again. The pain was temporary. I have never regretted the beautiful children it produced. I have been through a few of the situations described above...some, perhaps I was duped....others, maybe I just didn't pay attention to the red flags.
No matter what, I DID live through them. And, when hurt, in time, I DID recover. And, I learned and remember what I learned. Both men and women have been hurt by what the OP describes. If I were to ask anything, it would be that we all drop the constant mention about "no baggage". We ALL have baggage; it made us what we are today.
Let's try to have a bit of compassion if one of the parties tends to take some of the baggage down off the shelf when entering a relationship which has potential for emotional involvement. And, if both parties are truly wanting to explore each other, with a thought toward the future, their ACTIONS, not their WORDS, will eventually show whether they are being sincere...even if it eventually does not work out.
Yes, these thoughts are a bit idealistic, but, you know, I still have confidence in people. There will be some who wish to do it this way. And, I'm willing to keep on looking. And, I heal easier and faster these days, while even making fewer mistakes.
Just my thoughts.
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| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 9:22:16 AM | OP.....Iam sorry that your friend got used by her fella....but unfortunately sh*t happens, I guess you have to be more perceptive when you commit yourself and this happens......you just have to buck up and move on.
Something similar happend to me in my younger years...
I thought she was the one...we talked about the " M" word once or twice....
One morning, I woke up alone with a note taped to my wee wee saying...thank you for the good times, but i don't we will work out...bye, don't try to find me.
Of course I was shattered....my heart broken.
Iam just glad she didn't use the stapler that was next to the tape....whew!
Don't be a CRUSADER for your friend OP.....just let your friend rebuild her life and move on. Besides sex is a two way street....sometimes even four lanes, if you swing.
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| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 9:25:20 AM | Bottom line here Welsh, there is already enough of a problem of women having regrets after a sexual encounter. Some are claiming rape, case in point Kobe Bryant, some bimbo, wanted to sleep with a high profile person and saw a chance to make money. If you make something like this a law, then all of a sudden you would have to have a written statement saying that you consented to a sexual encounter. Plus have to have a statement from the guy explaining all the stuff that was promised to you. If you are going to do that, it kind of takes the romance and spur of the moment lust that so often happens... Also: if you are going to go to that extreme, then you might as well get married first...
Either you want physical contact or you don't, that is the chance all of us take, male and female, you don't think women lie, sneak and trick guys into getting what they want? | |
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| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 9:29:30 AM |
!...but personally i perfer to use my wisdom from my very male dominated up bringing and conform to monogamy rather date what seems pologamists! the world suffers too much greed and self graticfication and lacks alot of abstinence for the right partner... players just complicate and kill romance and love! ...hence why its wrong! I'm sure many of us agree to this as well. However, Learning the pitfalls of online dating and the signs that two people are not on the same page is key. If we all pay attention to things, then the ones that are fiening to get sex, will have very few "victims" to play with, then perhaps this ever increasing phenonmen will eventually happen less and less. I hope your friend recovers quickly... | |
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| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 9:36:37 AM | | WELL SAID 777SHY! my frienddid introduce her chldren to this man to which her children were also suckered in and hurt ..when he knew all along he was just using her! i totally agree with every word you said! and i dont think there,s enough people left in this world with heart and real understanding and empathy to such subjects! everybody seems to have become too politically correct! and forgotten what being human really means! | |
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| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 9:38:44 AM | I don't think I have ever been so insulted as a woman in my life! Seriously. The idea that I am soooo stupid and irresponsible with my sexuality that there needs to be a law that "protects me" from lying men? Should there be a law that says boyscouts should have to help me cross the street because I am simply to daft to do it myself?
Thanks for that reply edward can i tell you about one of my female friends who had her life destroyed by a game player! the guy led her along for months and months
There isn't a man on this earth who can destroy my life in months. Weak women like that really make me think we should go back to the days when women went from their fathers house to their husbands because stories like this = women can't take care of themselves and here the OP is just saying "I (or my friends) can't handle the real world someone make it safe for me".
after many innocent dates and she thought she knew him and abd the night he stayed at her house she was mislead into sexual encounter with him...just to discover the next day when he left...he dumped her after getting what he set out to get | |
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| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 9:41:57 AM | Wowie wow wow..I am so tempted to say some things I KNOW will get me banned.
OP..you must realize that 'internet relationships' DO NOT EXIST. They are pure fantasy, and YES!!! Men will and have said anything to get into a woman's pants. It's what they want, it's what they do. Sheesh. I am not condemning men for it; just the fact, lady. It's what they want first, second and third! My guess is your 'friend' wasn't sexually satisfying, or bereft in other ways. Men don't leave a good thing, usually.
Yah, lifes' a ****. So? And laws against 'sexual coercion'. Are you for real??? Seriously, hunny...if you didn' want honest opinions you should not have posted. To reply and argue everyone who disagrees with your views is just plain ridiculous. Why don't you just go bang your head against the wall? Same thing.
Lord, I just read the part about the children. She lets a perfect stranger into her house (WITH HER KIDS)...She's lucky all he DID do was wham bam thank you ma'am. Your friend should be prosecuted for child endangerment. SHAME SHAME SHAME | |
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777shy
| Joined: 12/18/2007 Msg: 67 | |
| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 9:43:27 AM | | You're entitled to your opinion...but, I'll stick with mine. Unless online dating sites are really nothing more than means to a negative end, at least negative for the individual who'd been duped into believing the site was actually a legitimate venue for meeting the potential love of his/her life, then the online dating concept needs to be thoroughly overhauled, and those who are using it for deceptive and fraudulent means, need to be prosecuted (as should all fraudulent use of digital communication). On the other hand, if the site's concept is simply free sex, then it needs to be advertised as such...and nothing more...thereby avoiding the illegalities of false advertising. | |
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| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 9:43:48 AM |
my frienddid introduce her chldren to this man to which her children were also suckered in and hurt
So your friend does have kids and she doesn't bed hop... well she isn't a virgin. How many men are in these kids lives exactly?
everybody seems to have become too politically correct! and forgotten what being human really means!
Well maybe if people didn't get threatened with a lawsuit for "hurting someones feelings" or you know jail time. People wouldn't be so politically correct. I'm glad you said that though! I'm glad that you just complained that people are to politically correct.
Maybe if your friend wasn't busy trying to trick guys into being the father to her children she would be able to see that they just want to sleep with her. In turn maybe she wouldn't get hurt and involve her children in her on going stupidity. I have no doubt that this "woman" is your friend only someone that stupid would associate with you. | |
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| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 9:50:28 AM |
OK!....voxelectronic i guess your a mind reader of all men! and never miss a red flag! lol
The red flags i miss have nothing to do with getting "tricked" into bed. They have to do with 3 months of relationship turning into some guy crying because his jobs to hard, crying because i went to hang out with my friends to much, crying because he couldn't figure out what he wanted to be when he grew up, crying because of this that or another... poor thing (left him for that) . Hey should i sue him because he made me believe he was a tough guy? | |
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| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 9:59:41 AM | | My friend happens to be a very decent lady voxelectronic! and you shouldnt judge people by such little information like you personally know them!! my friend came out of a 14 year marriage a year before meeting this creepish predator online! and she reserved herself from him sexually for 4 months..she didnt just take him home and introduce him straight off to her children and jump into bed with him...he strung her along on false beliefs for months! he also used her ex has his excuse for not wanting to persue further with her...just because her ex husband would text to arrange to visit her children!...hardly a reason for chucking somebody is it!...considering this man promised my friend the world! and made out he was her soul mate! does this man sound like a decent person to you! or are you stupid and justifying such evil people? | |
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| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 10:02:21 AM | That is the stupidest ting I have ever heard! First off.... How could you possibly legislate that? I've got a better idea. Why not employ a dating license, along with a background check and a compulsory I.Q. and aptitude test. That way you could ensure people not only date within their own social strata, but also NOT BE STUPID ENOUGH TO GET TRICKED INTO HAVING SEX!! Look... people lie, it's just that simple. YOur job as an adult is to sift through the bullshit and get to the truth. Men and women both lie to the oppsite sex for personal gain of some kind or another. Wigs, Hair coloring, control-top panty hose,high heels, make-up, implants etc... All used to make women look better, and to 'trick' people into thinking that you really lookthis way. Because men are visually stimulated ,these enhancements work....well. We know it's smoke and mirrors, but we're guys and for the most part we accept it.That is in no way all that women do to deceive men, but I digress. As a man I'm confident that I can speak for a good number of other guys and say, when I do see someone who I am sexually attracted to, I would love to just say" Hey there. How are you. My name is "Phillip", and I would really,really,really like tohave sex w/ you as soon as possible please." Yeah right!! That ain't gonna happen !!As men we all know that, so we employ alternate methodology in order to achieve our goals. Movies, wine and dine, sweet talk, etc...Unfortunately, some lie to get the girl. As unsavory, and duplicitous as it is, and I agree that itis, you'vebeen blessed enough to make past the 11th grade you should knowbetter than to listen to everything a suitor says. If I go to a prostitute and she says that I don't need a condom because she's'clean', and I end up w/ a venerial disease as a result, who's really at fault? Me!! because I suspended my own good judgemnet, first by going to a hooker in the first place, and then actaully believeing her. If you go to bed with a guy who tells you everything you want to hear, and you go for it without checking him out first. If you think w/ your emotions instead of your brain, and overlook things that you probably shouldn't...well ,I own a private island in the South Pacific, I live in a castle, and I'm looking for a wife to share my 300million dollar fortune with.What do ya say?? In other words "Don't be a dumbass"Getting mad at a guy for lying to get sex is like getting mad at a woman for being 'catty'. All women aren't catty,but if you get enough of them together in one place.... Similarly with men. All men don't lie, but if you run across enough, you'll find liars. Its up to YOU and only YOU to figure out who' who.
Also, easing up on that peroxide might attract a differnt brand of man to you as well. No offense, but you have stripper hair. THink about it. | |
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| Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 10:04:09 AM | Let's just say i was a single mother (like my mom was) i would NEVER introduce a man to my children after 4 months of internet dating.
and she reserved herself from him sexually for 4 months
Let's see... *she* *herself*. These are things she did. not his fault...
now originally you had said that he left when he got what he wanted you really lead me to believe that he left without a word but come to find out there was a reason! he gave her a reason and you or her don't agree with it. So are you saying that he should be *forced* to carry on a relationship that he is not comfortable with?
Is it possible that he showed up in real life saw your friend texting the father of the children and the reality of the situation struck him on his way home? He gave her a reason you just don't agree with it and now you think that he should either be forced to be with her OR be placed in jail OR be sued.
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