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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_by_deception It's most frequently applied when one person impersonates another--for instance, switching in for someone's spouse in a dark room. I've seen the term applied more loosely for cases like "pretending to have medical credentials."

This is not a statement on whether this is a rightful or wrongful classification, nor on what the punishment should be. I'm simply passing along what I know.

I think the first definition is the only time where I might consider it rape. It is a horrible thing to do, and I'd say it probably should be some sort of crime, but I can only think of it as rape in the pretending to be spouse in a dark room thing.

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Re: tw rape - thread the other day had some worrying comments

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