Do you think seduction could be a form of rape?
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...What? That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. Of course it's not rape, the other person is willingly consenting.If you persuade somebody in their right mind to lend you twenty bucks, you're not stealing from them.
No, anyone who thinks so isn't really being honest with themselves. Seduction while when used to get sex from someone who normally wouldn't want to have sex with you is not ethically sound it's not against the law. You agreed to it, now live with the consequences.
It's a curse that I must bear, sadly enough.JoJoDeathunter said:
OT: No.
Yeah, don't have much to add. Just no. That's not what rape is.
No, seduction is not rape. If you're seduced and regret it later, it's because you made a shit decision. Bad luck. When a responsible adult makes a mistake, they ought to own it.
"Damn, shouldn't have done that. I'm upset, but it was my bad call."
Don't try to blame the other party; saying that a seducer is like to a rapist is absurd.
"Damn, shouldn't have done that. I'm upset, but it was my bad call."
Don't try to blame the other party; saying that a seducer is like to a rapist is absurd.
Seduction isn't even non-ethical. It's the mating dance between humans when one wants to fuck and the other doesn't know if they do.
If the no was a definitive 'No, I do not find you attractive' then seduction becomes impossible.
If the no was a definitive 'No, I do not find you attractive' then seduction becomes impossible.
Great and subtle of plural. Really tickled my sense of humour.orangeban said:
OT: No it's not though getting someone drunk who would otherwise not have sex with you just to do that hardly seems ethical. I'm not sure what the legal stance is. Must depende on the nation or state etc.
*pffffttt* No. Not at all. That's... no. It's not rape. Rape is forced sex. Making a bad decision is not rape.
No. Seduction between adults implies consent on both sides. If someone is "seduced" using coercion, peer pressure or anything else, it ceases to BE seduction.
Failed seduction attempts might lead to rape, but that's different.
Failed seduction attempts might lead to rape, but that's different.
As long as its not a forced yes answer.. the person made the decision of their own accord its not rape imo.
I've never encountered anyone who's got any problem with saying no even when someone tries to seduce them, neither guy or girl. If people say yes when someone tries to seduce them, chances are pretty good that they want to have sex with that person either way.
Exactly where did that idea come from?
Exactly where did that idea come from?
If they say yes then it is not rape. Forcing yourself on someone is. Therefore seduction isn't rape.
Anytime you've ever had sex with anyone it is because of seduction, so I don't see how it is unethical.plugav said:
se·duce   [si-doos, -dyoos] Show IPA
verb (used with object), -duced, -duc·ing.
1.
to lead astray, as from duty, rectitude, or the like; corrupt.
2.
to persuade or induce to have sexual intercourse.
3.
to lead or draw away, as from principles, faith, or allegiance: He was seduced by the prospect of gain.
4.
to win over; attract; entice: a supermarket seducing customers with special sales.
2. To persuade or induce to have sexual intercourse...I don't see how persuading someone to sleep with you is unethical.
Just because you can't keep it in your pants, doesn't mean you were raped. Also, and this is to both genders, if you consent and then regret it in the morning, you weren't raped. We really need to get rid of this whole thing where women can just flat out decide they were raped just because they regretted having sex with someone.