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Originally Posted by Arya Stark
It is wrong on the teacher's part, I agree. The kid though in this case is not a victim and did nothing wrong and will not be emotionally scarred like some people who think sex is a sacred act would like us to believe.
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How do you know that?
You don't
There have been lots and lots of victims out there who claimed that they weren't raped so that they wouldn't have to face the social stigmas that go with rapes and rape situations where they believed they'll be labeled a slut or whore, or stigmitized by their families or their communities, and they wish it would just go away.
And we read about these people over and over again where they were basically coerced by someone in a authority position and they go right off of the rails and it takes them years to get their lives back together.
You can even go to the extreme in a teacher situation where a teacher used her authority and sex and implied other things to get her students to kill her husband.