Smurfing rape apoligists

This is a question from my human sexuality final, and i REFUSE to answer it. The tone is very apologetic to rapists honestly, I don't believe any rape is a miscommunication. Its either yes or no. You don't engage in sex with someone who is unsure or unwilling.

Its not statutory because that is not a miscommunication, its an age.

I feel like he wants me to say date rape, but smurf that, I refuse to answer this question and he will be getting an email as to why

I would think it would be statutory because it's usually not the younger one claiming rape, it's the parents.
Idk though...

i agree i wouldn't answer it either

i wouldnt answer it either

Quoting Will☮Creedence:" I would think it would be statutory because it's usually not the younger one claiming rape, it's the parents. Idk though..."

but that is not a miscommunication

I'd honestly answer it with statutory. I've known a few people who get themselves in trouble because one or both lie about their age, lie about their circumstances etc.

If it's online it might not let you submit the test without answering all of the questions, I know mine never did.

I would think they mean statutory in the sense that younger people lie about their age (miscommunication) etc.

With date rape there has been a big push to allow for it to be considered rape even if the woman doesn't actually say no. So, I think that could be a miscommunication.

Quoting lauren [+2] TTC#3:" I would think they mean statutory in the sense that younger people lie about their age (miscommunication) etc."

But that is not an accurate blanket statement. That is not the case of the majority of statuatory rapes.

I would agree that it's date rape he's looking for. Not that I agree with the question AT ALL. But men on dates or in social settings seem to misinterpret women's actions and then figure once she's drunk that it's perfectly acceptable to screw her brains out.  

Isn't date rape the one where they use the pill to name a girl forget.

I would send an e-mail stating "I was taking my exam and noticed that you didn't have a correct answer listed for #29. The answer should be that rape is never considered a 'miscommunication'. Its either yes or no. You don't engage in sex with someone who is unsure or unwilling."

Quoting ~~My Pet Wussy~~:" With date rape there has been a big push to allow for it to be considered rape even if the woman doesn't actually say no. So, I think that could be a miscommunication."

That is not what date rape is. Its not an unclear situation. It is defined by "rape committed by a persons escort" It does not speak to intention or situation.

I might sound really stupid but I'd say marital. I know a lot of people who don't think spousal rape is a real thing. Since the two people are married, sex is always consensual.  

Quoting MommyToWesley:" I would send an e-mail stating "I was taking my exam and noticed that you didn't have a correct answer ... [snip!] ... never considered a 'miscommunication'. Its either yes or no. You don't engage in sex with someone who is unsure or unwilling.""

Maybe it's just based on what I've gone through, but this normally ISN'T the case for statutory rape. Normally both parties are MORE then willing, it's just the age that gets them in trouble.