[DarkTriad]

...and a great (surprisingly balanced) article about it in The Atlantic.

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc...se/561650/

Quote:

Is it possible for two people to simultaneously sexually assault each other? This is the question—rife with legal, anatomical, and emotional improbabilities—to which the University of Cincinnati now addresses itself, and with some urgency, as the institution and three of its employees are currently being sued over an encounter that was sexual for a brief moment, but that just as quickly entered the realm of eternal return. The one important thing you need to know about the case is that according to the lawsuit, a woman has been indefinitely suspended from college because she let a man touch her vagina. What kind of sexually repressive madness could have allowed for this to happen? Answer that question and you will go a long way toward answering the question, “What the hell is happening on American college campuses?”

[Tactician]

Quote:

a woman has been indefinitely suspended from college because she let a man touch her vagina.

I've definitely been sexually assaulted by the smell of some vaginas.

I consented at first, but when I went south, things went south.
#MenToo

[puckerman]

I was thinking about posting this article. You beat me to it.

Yes, this is the best defense against a false rape accusation. Make an accusation yourself!

[eljeffster]

I disagree with the balanced premise of the Atlantic article. Now that feminists realize that remorse rape accusations can successfully be used on them, suddenly they care.

Kind of like how now lifetime alimony is suddenly bad because a few women have taken a hit because they make more money than the husband.

[spokepoker]

Is this about the guy who title 9'd a girl pre-emptively and she said he did it because she did it to his friend first?
Cause there's already a thread about it.