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Re: What can you do if your daughter refuses to marry her rapist?
Can you site your sources for this? Wikipedia is not a source.
Originally posted by GOD=life
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That's your opinion. Try a little Googling for "date rape percentage":
"Estimates vary, but researchers say date and acquaintance rape may account for 70 percent of all sexual assaults." -- so there is 0% initiative from her side? Right.
"The problem is most visible on college campuses, where as many as one in five women may experience some type of physical or psychological sexual coercion." -- no surprise there. That is why we homeschool our daughters instead of letting them go to college.
"Often, it's a mix of misread signals and misplaced expectations, fueled by alcohol and drug use." -- no surprise again. Tell me, do women who are not sluts engage in this kind of behavior?
"In a survey of college-aged men, one in 13 admitted using force in a sexual encounter at least once. Only a few considered the act rape or saw themselves as rapists." -- Gee, another GREAT reason to let your vulnerable daughter go to college...
"Responses from women were no less surprising. Of those who claimed they'd been forced into sex, more than half said the episodes involved dates or boyfriends. But 73 percent didn't consider the incident rape." -- So they don't even consider it rape themselves. You are forcing them to see themselves as victims.
Etcetera, etcetera. This all comes from secular sources about rape. So maybe before you talk about a subject, you should arm yourself with facts? All you imbeciles are doing now is argue from some macho-emotional point of view where you are the big male hero having violent fantasies about protecting helpless females.
Disgusting.
"Estimates vary, but researchers say date and acquaintance rape may account for 70 percent of all sexual assaults." -- so there is 0% initiative from her side? Right.
"The problem is most visible on college campuses, where as many as one in five women may experience some type of physical or psychological sexual coercion." -- no surprise there. That is why we homeschool our daughters instead of letting them go to college.
"Often, it's a mix of misread signals and misplaced expectations, fueled by alcohol and drug use." -- no surprise again. Tell me, do women who are not sluts engage in this kind of behavior?
"In a survey of college-aged men, one in 13 admitted using force in a sexual encounter at least once. Only a few considered the act rape or saw themselves as rapists." -- Gee, another GREAT reason to let your vulnerable daughter go to college...
"Responses from women were no less surprising. Of those who claimed they'd been forced into sex, more than half said the episodes involved dates or boyfriends. But 73 percent didn't consider the incident rape." -- So they don't even consider it rape themselves. You are forcing them to see themselves as victims.
Etcetera, etcetera. This all comes from secular sources about rape. So maybe before you talk about a subject, you should arm yourself with facts? All you imbeciles are doing now is argue from some macho-emotional point of view where you are the big male hero having violent fantasies about protecting helpless females.
Disgusting.
there someone here at least has a brain cell
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