"Looking for sex" is not the same as looking to rape someone.
i have had words with my mum on this also my daughter they both agree that the way a woman dresses can attract a person who is looking for sex.
Evebn the way a person dances can atract the same thing.
Yes how a person dresses and carries themselves matters...but it doesn't excuse the act of another toward that person...if the act is in fact criminal. People need to respect one another and themselves. No we do not live in a Disney fairytale...but the lack of respect by some people toward others...especially if it becomes criminal shouldn't be acceptable in our society.
Rape is not like normal sexual attraction. It is about power and preying on the vulnerable. The man (or woman) who would rape someone would do so regardless of what the victim is wearing. Elderly women in wheelchairs have been raped by young men. Attractiveness of the victim is not a priority to the rapist, it's whether they can get away with it, and how much pain, shame, and feeling of loss of control they can inflict on their target.
To think that if you dress more conservatively you're protecting yourself from a potential rape is not only offensive but dangerous for giving a false impression of safety where it doesn't exist.
Stop derailing this one with unrelated comments. You aren't a mod and you don't get to dictate policy or what is allowed to be said here. Stop trying.
the last sentence of the FAQ section someone keeps insisting we read again. said:If you have a complaint, notify a moderator rather than responding yourself.
A bizarre belief among many African black men that sex with a virgin -- even a child or baby -- can cure HIV/AIDS is fueling what is already one of the highest child sexual exploitation rates in the world.
According to the latest report by South Africa's Police Service, children are the victims of 41 percent of all rapes and attempted rapes reported in the country. Over 15 percent of all reported rapes are against children under 11, and another 26 percent against children 12-17. For the year 2000, some 58 children were raped or the victims of rape attempts in South Africa every single day.
I wonder if people realise how vastly in the minority rapes by strangers are.
It just always seems odd when people make generalisations about rape and rapists, and are really speaking about a minority of cases.
Perhaps the most sobering data that have emerged from the study ofincarcerated rapists are the sheer numbers of victims attacked by the average rapist. Most rapists who are prosecuted are convicted on a single count of rape. However, when researchers have granted immunity to offenders in exchange for truthful accounting of their sex offending history the reality of rape emerges. In one study, the average number of victims for each rapist was seven, and inanother study it was 11.
t is questionable whether it is advisable to apply specific victim-category labels to an offender. Multiple studies have now documented that between 33% and 66% of rapists have also sexually attacked children; that up to 82% of child molesters have also sexually attacked adults; and that between 50% and 66% of incest offenders have also sexually attacked children outside their families.
Many of the motivational factors that were identified in incarcerated rapists have been shown to apply equally to undetected rapists. When compared to men who do not rape, these undetected rapists are measurably more angry at women, more motivated by the need to dominate and control women, more impulsive and disinhibited in their behavior, more hyper-masculine in their beliefs and attitudes, less empathic and more antisocial.
In the course of 20 years of interviewing these undetected rapists, in both research and forensic settings, it has been possible for me to distill some of the common characteristics of the modus operandi of these sex offenders. These undetected rapists:
• are extremely adept at identifying “likely” victims, and testing prospective victims’ boundaries;
• plan and premeditate their attacks, using sophisticated strategies to groom their victims for attack, and to isolate them physically;
• use “instrumental” not gratuitous violence; they exhibit strong impulse control and use only as much violence as is needed to terrify and coerce their victims into submission;
• use psychological weapons – power, control, manipulation, and threats –backed up by physical force, and almost never resort to weapons such as knives or guns;
• use alcohol deliberately to render victims more vulnerable to attack, or completely unconscious.
They are accurately and appropriately labeled as predators.
Yes l know it is about power but it can be about other things too.
What people watch on tv which there are alot of things late on tv where you ring women up for sex.
There are terrible dvds which some men think that women are like this but they are not.
i am not saying all men are rapists and there are good men out there who would not harm a woman
I don't think anyone has said that except Angela 007 who was thoroughly disagreed with by everyone else, although a lot of people have inserted this assumption that others have.Claiming that how a woman behaves or dresses and is the instigator of the rape is like saying a child in a playground is the instigator of a pedophile attack. The child should have known better than to behave like a child.
Rape is not like normal sexual attraction. It is about power and preying on the vulnerable. The man (or woman) who would rape someone would do so regardless of what the victim is wearing. Elderly women in wheelchairs have been raped by young men. Attractiveness of the victim is not a priority to the rapist, it's whether they can get away with it, and how much pain, shame, and feeling of loss of control they can inflict on their target.
To think that if you dress more conservatively you're protecting yourself from a potential rape is not only offensive but dangerous for giving a false impression of safety where it doesn't exist.
This is very important to note and cannot be repeated enough. Rape is about power, not orgasm. Some rapists don't even orgasm.
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