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TW: Sexual Assault

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7 Panel Comic

Panel 1: White text on blood red background “TW: Sexual Assault”

Panel 2: A guy holds down a semi-conscious naked girl. Her eyes are closed and tear stained. Her mouth in an expression of pain. Around her are more reaching hands.

Jane Doe: This hurts….there’s too many people here…

I can’t breathe…

Panel 3: Beside the girl lays an empty liquor bottle and an empty pill bottle. Hands press down on her head and chest.

Jane Doe: I’ve got the spins

What’s happening

Who’s touching me?

I don’t want to do this anymore

Panel 4: A group of naked men laugh as they enjoy themselves

Jane Doe: I’m scared…

… if I say stop…

…will they get mad?

I can’t talk anyway…

Panel 5: Blood runs between her thighs. Her legs are bruised.

Jane Doe: Ow! Stop grabbing me!

I think I’m bleeding…

…I want to go home…

Just….gonna….shut….down….

Panel 6: The girl wraps her arms around her legs and closes her eyes as she listens to the barrage of insults, vitriol and victim blaming after coming out with what was done to her.

You can’t cry ‘rape’ whenever you regret sleeping with someone!!

Bitch

Maybe don’t hang out with guys!

Your fault for getting drunk!

Whore

You said yes at first! You can’t take it back!

Why didn’t you push them off?!

Slut

She just wants money!

Stop trying to ruin their lives!!

Attention seeker

Panel 7: “Why are they mad at me?”

    • velma@sh.itjust.works
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      8 hours ago

      It’s clear you have a fuzzy understanding of consent, I don’t need lessons from someone who wouldn’t stop sex when a partner says they want to stop.

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        8 hours ago

        Taking words out of context to feign moral outrage when you don’t have any logical paths left 🥱

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          8 hours ago

          Good thing nothing is really hidden on Lemmy and everyone can see your comment that prioritizes a man’s orgasm over his partner wanting sex to stop.

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            8 hours ago

            Its a hypothetical about consent in a discussion on consent. You could gender flip it and it would still be consent.

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              7 hours ago

              It would still be fucked up if a woman heard her partner ask to stop sex and she asked if she could keep going in order to cum.

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                7 hours ago

                Perfectly valid take. I agree with you. My point was not about the morality of it at all, it was about the consent part.

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                  7 hours ago

                  The request to keep going after someone has asked to stop sex being treated as normal or acceptable is something I cannot abide without pushing back.

                  Consent under coercion is not consent.

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                    4 hours ago

                    Sure you can say it’s not acceptable, it’s just not rape.

                    If we extrapolated every purchase you made would be a robbery. Every task you don’t like doing at work would be slavery. Every time you visit your in laws house but didn’t want to would be kidnapping. You’re equating things in a way that minimizes survivors experiences.