Do women ever rape men?

Question

Many people here say it can't and hasn't been done. Does the same sexual protection apply to men as to women? What if the man doesn't want to have s*x but the woman verbally pushes him into it. Is that rape? Ok...don't laugh...

What do you think? Here's an oddball story, I wonder if there are others, unpublished...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080809/ap_on_re_us/cloned_dogs_mormon_hostage;_ylt=An3LNBJXrFrpvngYI1XeRY9vzwcF

Answer 1

Wow, interesting story there. If she has or hasn't raped that man, she seems to be ****** up in the head regardless after that dog thing and her stalkings. Quite the descriptions they gave in this story.

Well it probably happens, but is rare. But as far as it not being possible to happen, because a man is stronger than a woman or is willing. I used to foolishly think that, but while it may take more work, I'm pretty sure a woman could rape a man regardless of the difference of physical strength in a man. A woman could mix the rape drug in a man's drink and viagra, to which he is knocked out and then she has him tied up, but when he awakens, erect even though he isn't consenting to s*x, but because of the viagra in his system and he can't do anything from being bound or whatever.

It's dumb to think a man is always will for s*x. If she is unattractive and a man is unable to do anything or resist, he most likely will not be consenting and then the factors of STDS or even worse, the transmission of AIDs, since there obviously will most likely not be protection used if a woman is forcing herself on a man and then the issue of pregancy also. A man not being able to have the ability or choice of protection from that because of being tied op, drugged, or forced could be against his consent, of course, which would imply rape.

Answer 2

Yes, it happened to me several years ago.

I know that there are any number of apologists for female rapists, but there it is.

There are any number of men who, at any given time, either do not want s*x, or s*x with a particular woman.  Making a man into a s*x-slave, as this story alleges, is just as bad as if it were done to a woman.

Oh, and to all those women who claim that if a man has an erection he is then a willing participant, you are wrong, and until you have a p***s, you will never know that any number of situations can cause an erection.

Verbal coercion into non-consensual s*x is considered rape if the victim is a woman, and so it must also be if the victim is a man.

Answer 3

Yes, its possibly but very rare.

Answer 4

Yes this can and does happen. And in this case it's very bizarre. I remember seeing her pictures all over yahoo for the success of her cloned puppies. But I doubt there will be anything further done about it because she is a woman.

Answer 5

Well if you use the feminist definition of rape then yes women rape men frequently.

Plus there is the financial and emotional rape that men are put through.

Sorry I tried to talk like a feminist with that last line. I just couldn't dumb myself down enough to finish though.

If a woman can be too drunk to give consent then the drunk guy she slept with couldn't either right? No because that would mean that fewer men go to jail for rape so only one gender cannot give consent while drunk and the other can give consent under any circumstance,

After all when we hear of a man claiming rape women and feminuts will say that it couldn't be rape because he certainly enjoyed the s*x.

Answer 6

It can and has been done. It's rare, but it's doable. I would define coercion as sexual assault, but I don't know about rape.

Answer 7

The link is about cloned puppies?!

Answer 8

Yeah but all men like s*x and its hard to get a guy who dont want s*x

Answer 9

Do women ever rape men?

Yes.

Answer 10

It looks like it posted fine.  Yeah, women rape men frequently, only it doesn't receive much media attention for a few reasons, namely many men are too "embarassed" to report this violence for fear of appearing unmanly, secondly modern Feminism has ensured that there's a disparity in how violence against women is treated in comparison to the same brutality against men (as it's a hate-driven philosophy) and thirdly there's this misconception that rape is a crime that only men are capable of.

Clearly, it doesn't take physical strength or even a threatening weapon to commit a violent crime against another human being.  A woman in a position of power can easily use her position of power and control to manipulate the man into non-consensual s*x or any other form of assault by the sheer virtue hierarchy.