I came across this pic (on a similarly moderated Forum to this, so I guess it's ok), and I found it quite disturbing.

Now, while you can't see the young lady's face it is pure conjecture, but IF she is asleep, or very drunk, that is just rape and intollerable. What do you think?

Cheers! :rose:

 

Her head lolling back in ecstacy :excited:

 

rape

 

Notice the placement of her hands on one of the guy's hands. That is not a limp hand. She is most likely awake.

 

I don't care if she is a $25 Crack Whore, the whole situation is offensive in all manner of ways. I think it is the expression on the faces of those young men I find particulary disturbing. (Did anyone notice the Wedding Ring)?

 

she has her handon the guys hand and the other is grabbing her leg...I think she´s awake

 

I get the impression the husband is taking the picture. I don't find it disturbing, just not alluring.

 

definately rape

 

definately hilarious, but definately rape

 

Don't be silly ... this is not rape.

 

depends on the situation if shes asleep its rape if she is awake and wanted it then its not. IT LOOKS like she is enjoying it so it doesnt seem to be rape..

 

but then again looks can be desieving so it could be....who knows..

 

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–noun 1. the unlawful compelling of a woman through physical force or duress to have sexual intercourse.

2. any act of sexual intercourse that is forced upon a person.

3. statutory rape.

4. an act of plunder, violent seizure, or abuse; despoliation; violation: the rape of the countryside.

5. Archaic . the act of seizing and carrying off by force.


–verb (used with object) 6. to force to have sexual intercourse.

7. to plunder (a place); despoil.

8. to seize, take, or carry off by force.


–verb (used without object) 9. to commit rape.




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No. No penetration with the penis, thus no intercourse, thus no rape. If, and it is a big if, she is asleep or passed out, it might constitute a lewd act, but would not be rape.

 

Really, when could something you think of as rape ever be hilarious?

 

if she is passed out, its rape, but whatever the design of the photo, it makes me unezy

 

She's holding her leg up; she's holding one of the men's hands; she's pinching her thigh.

She's not passed out.

 

"Rape is no laughing matter, unless you're raping a clown!"

 

I hate clowns.

 

It's alright, Belted One . . . some of these loverboys around here have no clue what an aroused woman might look like

 

What rape??

She's just an all American wife who's out getting the kind of attention that she wasn't getting enough of at home. Over the years, I became intimately acquainted with hundreds of them. Most were actually nice and good hearted women.

Why is it that people are so God damned eager to make accusations of wrong doing? If I'm not getting what I need at home, I'm going to go out and get it, so who am I to throw stones at someone who's doing that very thing? (and since YOU are in this site and reading this stuff, who are you to be making judgement calls on her, me or anyone else?)