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Please remember that you can withdraw consent at any time. You were raped. You don't have to fight you don't have to scream you just have to say you want to stop. I'm so sorry that happened to you. From experience I know it's tempting to deny it and try to excuse it because it's so hard to face it and admit you were raped. It's a very difficult thi......   reply
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Once you say no and stop, it’s no longer consensual. That’s what I believe. It doesn’t matter whether you’re in the middle of doing it.   reply
28 days
no!! consent can be withdrawn ANY time, if you said you didn't want to do it anymore even if you initially said yes, he should've stopped, especially considering he's older than you. it's something that was heavily stressed by my teachers when teaching us about consent, and it's something that sources online agree about as well. what he did WAS ass......   reply
28 days
While still relevant, your age, power dinamic or enthusiasm should not be the deciders in this situation. The facts still are that you said no and he didn't listen. I want you to know that, at the very least what he did is wrong and shows that he doesn't respect you. You are valid to feel assaulted and I am sorry this happened to you... I can't ......   reply
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That is assault. And I'm so sorry, it sucks so much I know. You got to cut him off. He doesn't respect your boundaries and consent, and no matter how nice he was in the beginning, it's no excuse. And remember you can always choose to revoke consent, even in the middle of it.   reply
28 days
regardless of everything else, in the moment, he had physical (close, intimate contact, in a vulnerable position) and emotional leverage (you didn't want to disappoint or "lead him on") over you to get what he wanted despite your wishes. consent is ongoing and revocable. if person A and person B agree to do actions 1, 2 and 3, that does not mean ......   reply
28 days
There's a very clear power dynamic here, he's older and knows what he's doing, he sounds like he wanted to pursue you into sexual stuff, but didn't want anything deeper that's why he said no kissing cus he didn't want you to get clingy and think there's more to it, when it happened, in his head he hit the jackpot, that's why when you wanted to stop......   reply
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There was an unequal balance of influence and control, which lead to coercion (you said "no stop" and he didn't respect it thinking he had authority and control over your feelings and decision) so clearly there was a power dynamics involved. I sincerely hope you well, nobody deserves to go through that.   reply
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