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Originally Posted by Makarov
One of the problems with this idea (no idea whether it applies in Thisbe particular case) is that the persons most likely to be sexually assaulted are the most marginalized (because they are vulnerable): children, persons in the Alex trade, persons with addictions, persons with mental health disabilities, etc. These persons, not by coincidence, are also the least likely to be able to give detailed, coherent accounts of what happened. So it is a very complex and difficult issue.
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But that isn't the case here. The woman in question worked in politics, so presumably she's intelligent, high-functioning, and socially adept. And I don't know why we're even talking about sexual assault. Even if her claims are to be believed, they don't constitute sexual assault.
Some men are ######bags. Some women are ######bags. The way women act like ######bags tends to be different from the way men act like ######bags. But when it comes to anything to do with sex, there is just as much seflishness, malice, jealousy, and spite demonstrated by women as by men. I don't know how anyone with significant real life experience with dating and mating can believe otherwise.