[ SECRET POST #2273 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2273 ⌋

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Comments

Re: "Erotic resistance"

[(Anonymous)]

Moreover, it creates an (entirely inaccurate) expectation that, if a woman does all the "right" things, they'll be safe -- when the majority of rapes are committed by someone the woman knows and trusts. So not only does putting the onus of preventing rape on the woman make survivors who were attacked feel guilty for their own assault, but it makes rape victims whose rapes don't fit the "stranger in a dark alley" profile uncertain of whether what happened to them was "really" rape at all, and thus they end up feeling guilty as well and are less likely to report their assault.