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On a number of the Rape Tropes and Abuse Tropes, we have a link/phone number for a support resource at the bottom of the page. Would it be alright for me to add a link to Pandora's Project
, a message board, information source, etc. for survivors of rape and sexual assault/abuse? The site is open to anyone, though one must be >16 to register on the fora.
Hi I’m 42 years old Indian woman I’ve been married to my husband for 18 years and have three children.my brother is also married to his wife for 15 years and has two children. We live 100 miles apart and always been going on holiday together for the past 10 years and when my brother separated from his wife I went to stay with my brother on my own for a few days. On the second night I woke up naked in my brothers bed. I think my brother drug raped me. I can’t remember but I know my brother had sex with me because I had so much sperm inside me. I felt confused and shocked but I remember drinking wine and my brother said I come on to him strong sexually and I said this can’t happen ever again and my husband can never find out but my brother recorded it and showed me. And last night my brother wanted me to meet him in a hotel and have sex I didn’t reply.
I’m a 42 years old Indian woman married to my husband for 18 years .
In Scion, would a god or scion in scion with really high social attributes be considered to be date rapeing mortals that they seduce? They can have so much power over people that their partner would not be able to make an intelligent decision.
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Very debatable, since that also raises questions of whether various other fictional figures should be considered rapists. Many fictional portrayals of vampires give off this vibe, (even if they are not explicitly using hypnosis or even having sex), as would any case where pheromones are used to enhance attractiveness/cloud judgement (Prince Xizor, Oceans13 etc.) Taking this argument to its furthest extreme, you could argue that anyone who is so attractive that the victim/partner finds it difficult to think totally logically is raping them, which would lead to quite a lot of people (fictional and real life) being labelled rapists. I'm not saying you're wrong, I just think it would be difficult to know where to draw the line.
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