[ SECRET POST #3836 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3836 ⌋

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Comments

Re: How are you personally problematic?

[(Anonymous)]

Go to hell.

Re: How are you personally problematic?

[(Anonymous)]

Sure, I'll go to a make believe punishment realm. Or did you mean Hell, Michigan?

Re: How are you personally problematic?

[(Anonymous)]

DA

I find this attitude a little disconcerting.

You can hear out someone and acknowledge that their claim may be and/or is most likely true without immediately deciding someone must, 100%, be an assaulter. There are steps between immediately believing every word and taking it as fact, and thinking someone is a lying liar face.

Re: How are you personally problematic?

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly, watching SVU made me way more sympathetic toward men at parties, and less patient toward women who call rape on what was a consensual encounter when both parties were stupid drunk and into it at the time. Like, girl, sometimes you have to accept that you made a bad judgement call.

Re: How are you personally problematic?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm kind of sad that the horrible stories on SVU made you more sympathetic toward men accused of rape. (Not saying I thought the show was doing a public service, but I don't think that was meant to be the take-away on this.)

Re: How are you personally problematic?

[(Anonymous)]

It is exactly the point of some episodes though, to show that rape accusations (and what is perceived as consent) can be very gray and both parties' lives can be damaged, even when neither was being intentionally malicious.