"Yes I will guide her to the fact that the was she behaves can effect her safety."
Actually the only thing that will affect (not effect) her safety, is if she is in the same space as someone who wishes her harm. Of course if we wave our mobile phones around, then leave them on the table while we go to the bar, they may get stolen, but in the end it is the fault of the thief who takes the mobile phone - they will only get stolen if a thief is present in the room. Similarly, it doesn't matter how a woman behaves, she will only get raped if there is a rapist in the room. It is very important that you stress that to your DD, otherwise if she does get raped or sexually assaulted (and she has a 1 in 4 chance of being so), like most victims, she will blame herself rather than placing the blame where it lies - with the perpetrator.
"It concerns me that your vewis completly focus on young females being raped by older men. No mention of young boys or older women." WTF are you on about? This thread is specifically about a young girl and older man, that's why the focus is on them.
"under 16s (male and female) had bragged about having sex [still can;t believe you think this so unbelievable......]|"
Where has anyone said they don't believe this happens? Why are you addressing arguments no one has made, why don't you adress the questions that were put to you (several times) about the obsession you have with the behaviour of the victim, instead of worrying about that of the perpetrator.
"Chap is informal not positive". I disagree. No one would say: " He's a really nasty chap". Chap is a positive word, I have never heard it used to describe a nasty man. Guy, bloke, man- all of those are neutral and can be prefixed by negative or positive adjectives, but chap - nah.