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Namelessnelly · 22/08/2025 23:11

TheseWordsAreMine · 22/08/2025 22:07

Are you saying it’s ok for someone to coerce someone into non consensual sex? You’re condoning rape? Why are you wishing someone who coerced someone into non consensual sex the best?


No to all the above.
They are both young and confused and we are all looking at it from the way we were brought up and the schooling we had about sex education, now its quite the different world, it would appear she got the message but he might not have. Not that it's his fault and she should have been more understanding about his feelings also, I am not condoning anything, but neither do I have a magic wand to undo what happend.

Um. That man sexually assaulted his victim. Why are you minimising that? Would you say the same if it was a man without a trans identity doing that to a woman? Why does the sex of the victim matter? Why are you defending a rapist?

shuggles · 23/08/2025 00:58

CheeseChamp · 21/08/2025 05:06

Wouldn't it be nice if straight men became less attracted to surgery face and lots of make up on a woman the so called kardashian look, and started to prefer natural looking girls again because that other style is trans style and too risky. Then these girls won't need to get surgery and spend all their time doing make up and hair. Probably hoping for too much sense from the kind of men who like that look.

  1. Men who say they prefer natural-looking women receive a lot of abuse and are told that they shouldn't be telling women how to style themselves.
  1. Women who go for the "Kardashian look" (or any other style that isn't natural) overwhelmingly state that they don't choose that style because men like it, and instead, they are "doing it for themselves." Men's opinions and preferences therefore are not relevant.
MistyGreenAndBlue · 23/08/2025 01:41

TheseWordsAreMine · 22/08/2025 20:01

I read through this thread over the course of a few hours.

Fascinating stuff that made me feel, if I'm totally honest, so very old and not to mention quite sexually out dated in view of the current curriculum which is way more inclusive and fluid now than it was when I was at school.

I'm 45 and from the days when identifying wasn't even really heard of and I never heard of anyone actually practicing it, nor did I ever read about it.

Whilst I do believe in my own mind what she did was wrong because they were much younger back then and she probably looked much different, I think eventually the laws will have to change to reflect what the youth of today are growing up with and accepting as the new inclusive norm and a safer world for all.

Love is love is the theme of the future, not just today. It is only the biological aspect that is holding us to the ground in that respect that we do still see a difference between men and women. But then we also have non binary people of all ages who are not male, nor are they female. They change sometimes too on a daily or sometimes even an hourly basis.

One thing I notice is that this wouldn't have even been an issue to be considered had she not sent him a message confirming that before the age of 7 she had lived as a male. I cant see this being much of an issue in the future as it will be a much more inclusive and accepting, safer space for everyone.

I feel concern for everyone involved and wish them all the very best if they are reading this. xx

You know when I read a load of guff like this, I have to remind myself that approximately half the population have a below average IQ. It's not their fault.

5128gap · 23/08/2025 08:09

shuggles · 23/08/2025 00:58

  1. Men who say they prefer natural-looking women receive a lot of abuse and are told that they shouldn't be telling women how to style themselves.
  1. Women who go for the "Kardashian look" (or any other style that isn't natural) overwhelmingly state that they don't choose that style because men like it, and instead, they are "doing it for themselves." Men's opinions and preferences therefore are not relevant.

I think PPs point is that potential male victims of sexual assault by other men could protect themselves by deselecting women who wear a lot of make up and have lip fillers from their dating pool. This is wrong on a number of levels. Firstly, the onus placed on the victim. Secondly the implication that women who present in a certain way are indirectly abetting this crime by making it easier for men to 'pass'. Thirdly it's an attempt to shoe horn an anti filler agenda into a thread where it has no place, shifting the focus from a male on male crime to something women are doing 'wrong'.

myplace · 23/08/2025 08:13

“It's not that I am saying its acceptable, I cant even imagine it ever happening WITHOUT consent in the first instance.”

So now in addition to lacking smarts, you lack imagination.

Your statement echoes my mother’s when I told her I’d been raped. She’d never understood how it could happen, apparently. Yay. How nice for her.

So think of it this way- you can’t imagine it, yet it clearly happens and several people have been found guilty of it. The failure is yours.

Grow up and don’t make judgements about things you clearly don’t understand. Learn before you start making proclamations that display your ignorance.

BlaBlaBlaBlaBlaBlaBlaBlaBlaBla · 23/08/2025 08:17

MistyGreenAndBlue · 23/08/2025 01:41

You know when I read a load of guff like this, I have to remind myself that approximately half the population have a below average IQ. It's not their fault.

Like other sensible people I agree that this is rubbish. ‘Love is love’ is not the future, legal boundaries around age, sex and consent are critical to safeguarding. Thankfully schools teach about consent.

We know that legally and biologically people cannot change sex, a male can’t become female and a female cannot become male. However a man can identify as a women and a woman can identify as a man but this is totally different to changing sex. Either way informed consent is critical.

I hope justice is served and the poor victim receives the help he needs.

Bluebootsgreenboots · 23/08/2025 08:37

Brainworm · 22/08/2025 23:04

It’s amazing that there are 300 posts on this thread on FWR.

  • Consent involves making an informed decision.
  • sexual orientation is fundamental to sex
  • hiding your sex means you are negating the validity of consent given
  • people can choose to have casual sex, sex after a period of dating or sex after marriage. This is not relevant to the issue of consent.

It’s depressing that anyone visiting FWR would disagree with any of the points above.

Just to add that age makes no difference to these truths- the PP suggested that young people are much more open to having sex with someone without knowing their sex. This is absolute nonsense- the young people I know are every bit as clear about their sexual orientation as my generation and would not accept that anyone had the right to deceive them.

2021x · 23/08/2025 08:49

Sex is not a human right

Choosing to not have sex with someone is a human right.

If you chose to be deceptive in order to have sex with someone, you are denying them their human rights and engaging in abuse of that person.

It doesn't matter why someone doesn't want to have sex with you, you are not entitled to a sexual relationship. No-one is. Just because a person chooses to be transgender, does not make them more entitled to have sex than any one else.

myplace · 23/08/2025 08:53

Bluebootsgreenboots · 23/08/2025 08:37

Just to add that age makes no difference to these truths- the PP suggested that young people are much more open to having sex with someone without knowing their sex. This is absolute nonsense- the young people I know are every bit as clear about their sexual orientation as my generation and would not accept that anyone had the right to deceive them.

I know nothing about you, but I hear your last sentence in the voice of Adrian Dunbar! 😅

I’m waiting for something about Mary, Joseph and the wee donkey!

myplace · 23/08/2025 08:54

2021x · 23/08/2025 08:49

Sex is not a human right

Choosing to not have sex with someone is a human right.

If you chose to be deceptive in order to have sex with someone, you are denying them their human rights and engaging in abuse of that person.

It doesn't matter why someone doesn't want to have sex with you, you are not entitled to a sexual relationship. No-one is. Just because a person chooses to be transgender, does not make them more entitled to have sex than any one else.

When you take yourself out of mainstream
sexual orientation with body mods, you’re going to see an impact on the size of your dating pool. That’s for you to resolve, not everyone else to comply.

Brainworm · 23/08/2025 08:59

India Willoughby suggests that the ruling provides clear evidence of discrimination against trans people. His point being that ‘cis’ people are not forced to disclose their sex, only trans people are.

This exemplifies how gender identity can consume people to the extent that it impedes their capacity to process wider information. His capacity to overlook sexual orientation as the issue at hand is a big red flag.

myplace · 23/08/2025 09:04

Just in case anyone was in doubt that India has the ethics of an alley cat, he pops up to remind us.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 23/08/2025 09:06

We declare our sex by not pretending to be the opposite sex.

Helleofabore · 23/08/2025 09:12

People also declare their sex on dating apps by selecting the appropriate category and not the category they want to represent them.

ArabellaScott · 23/08/2025 09:13

Ereshkigalangcleg · 23/08/2025 09:06

We declare our sex by not pretending to be the opposite sex.

Yes. It's not a lack of making a declaration that's the problem, its actively taking steps to conceal sex or deceive a partner.

There are many factors that can affect this - online dating, filtered/altered photos, capacity wrt drugs/drink, vulnerabilities (maybe age, maybe perceptual), and the lengths to which some people go are extraordinary. I'm not just talking about extreme body modification surgery, but some of the sex by deception cases in the past have involved very elaborate set ups, including blindfolds and meeting only at night, controlling the environment, disguising voice, etc.

5128gap · 23/08/2025 09:13

Brainworm · 23/08/2025 08:59

India Willoughby suggests that the ruling provides clear evidence of discrimination against trans people. His point being that ‘cis’ people are not forced to disclose their sex, only trans people are.

This exemplifies how gender identity can consume people to the extent that it impedes their capacity to process wider information. His capacity to overlook sexual orientation as the issue at hand is a big red flag.

I wonder how non disclosure of sex by a 'cis' person would play out in court. "This woman had sex with my client while presenting as a woman, and made statements intended to lead my client to believe she was a woman. She failed to disclose to my client that she was in fact a woman. This led to my client consenting to sex with a person he took to be a woman, who had led him to believe she was a woman, and who he later discovered was actually was a woman".

Brainworm · 23/08/2025 09:31

5128gap · 23/08/2025 09:13

I wonder how non disclosure of sex by a 'cis' person would play out in court. "This woman had sex with my client while presenting as a woman, and made statements intended to lead my client to believe she was a woman. She failed to disclose to my client that she was in fact a woman. This led to my client consenting to sex with a person he took to be a woman, who had led him to believe she was a woman, and who he later discovered was actually was a woman".

Exactly!

In IW’s very confused version of the world, ‘woman’ and ‘female’ reflect identity rather than material reality, and so ‘deception’ isn’t a phenomenon that can arise - people are who they say they are and that’s that. This is why he is up in arms that cis people aren’t required to explicitly confirm who they are but trans people are.

For the majority of people, whose brains aren’t addled by gender ideology, the category error IW makes is as baffling as stating ‘the theory of evolution is 3 meters long’.

LoudlyProudlyHorrid · 23/08/2025 10:10

myplace · 23/08/2025 08:54

When you take yourself out of mainstream
sexual orientation with body mods, you’re going to see an impact on the size of your dating pool. That’s for you to resolve, not everyone else to comply.

Luckily it doesn't seem like this man has done anything other than lip filler and eyelashes. Hopefully he can clean up his behaviour and become capable of forming healthy relationships as a gay man.

SerendipityJane · 23/08/2025 10:15

TheseWordsAreMine · 22/08/2025 20:27

I think the judge will have to take into consideration the changes between when he/she was at school and when these young people were. I don't think she will get any prison time.

He.

GailBlancheViola · 23/08/2025 10:35

TheseWordsAreMine · 22/08/2025 22:34

It's not that I am saying its acceptable, I cant even imagine it ever happening WITHOUT consent in the first instance.

Well, it did happen. The Jury, unlike you, did believe the victim and did not blame him for the assault perpetrated upon him hence they found the offender guilty.

The Police and the CPS did not dismiss the victim as you have done, hence it proceeding to trial.

The offender has been convicted of this crime, will be setenced at a later date but is to be immediately placed on the Sex Offender Register.

Your attempts to justify with a screed of bizzare reasons to excuse what the offender has been found guilty of is offensive.

Your imagination, or lack of, is irrelevant the fact is the victim did not consent.

SabrinaThwaite · 23/08/2025 10:41

5128gap · 23/08/2025 09:13

I wonder how non disclosure of sex by a 'cis' person would play out in court. "This woman had sex with my client while presenting as a woman, and made statements intended to lead my client to believe she was a woman. She failed to disclose to my client that she was in fact a woman. This led to my client consenting to sex with a person he took to be a woman, who had led him to believe she was a woman, and who he later discovered was actually was a woman".

Thinking is not Windy’s strong point.

Hence the Windy poll not going his way either.

Transwoman accused of sexual assault after concealing male genitalia on date
SerendipityJane · 23/08/2025 10:53

The Police and the CPS did not dismiss the victim as you have done, hence it proceeding to trial.

Well it was a man ...

Instructions · 23/08/2025 11:14

India Willoughby is so fucking male that it makes me laugh. Everything about his persona screams man. The way he can't abide JKR not shutting up and kowtowing to him is so male. The dressing like a young person on a night out as a 60 something is so male. The "but you all fancy ME more don't you not her" polls are so male. The aggression and tantrums are so, so male.

Instructions · 23/08/2025 11:22

The people who believe trans people have the right to rape by deception and that anyone who objects is a terrible bigot make me sick. This is another version of the age old "men are entitled to sex and women exist to give it to them" horror.

People don't have an entitlement to sex with anyone. It is never ok to lie and deceive and coerce and pressure people into sex. Being a man who pretends he is a woman doesn't make lying and deceiving and coercing someone into sex ok. If you are someone like Ciara, you have a serious mental disorder; I can feel sorry for you as I would anyone else with a serious mental disorder that has a significant impact on your life, but I'm not going to pretend that your serious mental disorder gives you the right to assault people.

SerendipityJane · 23/08/2025 11:32

People don't have an entitlement to sex with anyone.

That's only a social convention though. Not one I would like to lose.