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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

When is marital rape not rape?

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Stampstamp · 02/11/2013 09:01

When the man doesn't think it is, apparently according to this article

In my understanding, compelling a woman to have sex because she's your wife/girlfriend and therefore she should agree, is rape - and I believe this is now supported in UK law. The article seems to be saying that if there is no level of force, it's not rape. The writer asks "But is it clear from the question that we're talking about making someone have sex, or someone not consenting?". What exactly is the distinction?? Yet another journalist who thinks women's bodies belong to men.

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Treen44444 · 03/11/2013 15:54

You should copy and paste it over there

Grennie · 03/11/2013 18:00

Rape, and its incidence, is constantly minimised everywhere. But yes the fact it rises when social control breaks down. shows that more men are willing to rape if they know there will be no sanctions at all for it.

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