You've dodged the question three times now. I do not deny the presence of female on male rape. If you were assenting, then you are merely presenting a second scenario of rape that does not disprove the psychological trend. Will you answer or cower beneath another chart?
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Replying to @PotipharJo @Aella_Girl
Then I am glad to hear that the most convenient answer you could have, which you chose to present only after distracting the conversation you began three times, was something you were willing to part with. And while I am sure there are many details you have no presented --
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Replying to @Jack_S_Wolfman @Aella_Girl
Surely not for trauma, as you say -- then I will take in kind faith that you present a relative psychological anomaly in the world of sexual assault. This is very positive. Meaningless in the larger discussion, but in this smaller discussion, good to hear. Any further points?
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Replying to @PotipharJo @Aella_Girl
If someone is tied to a bedpost and has a physical object repeatedly thrust into their body, societal context will not determine whether that is perceived by the body and its chemical responses as traumatic. You are playing a semantic game, as I knew you were from the outset.
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Replying to @Jack_S_Wolfman
what? it absolutely will determine whether it's traumatic.
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Yes, absolutely. Culture treats rape against men as less severe, and men tend to report less trauma from rape.
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