2w ago

For some reason there's no "grey areas" when it's $5…

beige.party 𝐿𝒶𝓃𝒶 "not yet begun to fight" (@Lana@beige.party)

Okay. I'm a teacher, so let me say this in a way everybody can understand. If you ask me for $5 and I say no, but you take it out of my purse anyway, that's stealing. If you ask me for $5 and I'm too drunk to either say yes or no, but you take $5 from my purse anyway, that's stealing. If I give ...

…but when it's a woman's body it's "confusing".

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Yep! Rapists understand they're raping the victim. Its impossible for them to not know that there needs to be consent. They do it anyway

This post has got SIX DOWNVOTES. Several people have actually downvoted a piece about rape being inexcusable! Ffs! Thanks for sharing this @ZDL@ttrpg.network the downvotes show there's a need for it. Wear them with pride.
- One or two of those downvotes come from the people who automatically do knee-jerk downvotes of anything that has Chinese in it. Like my username. (I use that username in that form specifically to find the sinophobes, see.)
  The rest come from people who don't understand consent. You know: wannabe rapists.
  
  your username is "ZDL" for me, I use Voyager though so that might be the issue lol
  
  Ah of course there's the racism as well

Told my male friend I would never in my wildest dreams move to shithole Texas because a dog has more rights than I do. He had a moment of clarity afterwards.
- I had a job offer (actually several job offers) for a company in Houston. My experience, however, over the two days of interviews actually started my ban on ever setting foot on US soil again.
  This was 1998. I can't even imagine what it's like now.

Anyone whi claims to not understand is using that as a smokescreen. Because guarantee they know the difference when we're talking about these things happening to them.

It's deeply disturbing how many men think once they marry a women they are entitled to anything in her purse. No. That is not how this works.

In my personal experience, men understand consent perfectly well. They just pretend not to to gaslight you into believing it was a misunderstanding. There's a lot less consequences for a "misunderstanding" than a knowing violation of consent.
That's what it's really about. Escaping the consequences for their actions.

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