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But I don’t think they consider it rape in their time, that’s why I don’t blame him as much. Especially because he double checked and she went for him too
Probably. Can’t deny the fact that he’s manipulative, though.
That part is definitely irky
Every one of them went through some shits in their life and that's probably the reason why their behaviors are like that. Does it justify their decisions? Idk. We have different opinions. I know for sure, though, that what the duke did is considered or is already rape. He didn't asked for consent, and even if she said yes, she's still under the influence of alcohol. That's a big no-no Sir Lloyd Folger a.k.a "Twilight" lol. Kidding aside, I noticed that most of them are manipulative. For example, the scene where the FL was reading the letter of the supposed-to-be FL, that's clearly emotional manipulation. People, if you want to say "no", then say it. I know that it isn't easy and it takes a lot of courage to do that, but remember that you have no obligation to others and doing things that you don't like will eventually break you. Also, why is it that people always come for the person their partners cheated with?? If the third-party agreed with the set up or was the one who approached them first, then they're both at fault. So why does it always end up being the third-party's fault when it's your partner who decided to cheat? This scenario happens often with girls and their cheater boyfriends. Most of them thinks that it's okay or normal to blame the girl saying that they should've known better as they're also a girl, that she shouldn't have done that because women have higher IQs than men, female are more understanding, etc. They get the blame while the man gets away with it??? Hello?? Wake the fuck up.