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The results to my "is this rape" survey, where I gave people a bunch of scenarios and had them move a slider from "not rape" to "rape". For full details, methodology and raw data, check out my complete post here: aella.substack.com/p/the-rape-spe

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Why does it have husband forcing sex on wife but not the reverse?

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This was the only scenario I presented gendered; wanted to include "culture has normalized this" as an element, which historically has been very gendered when it comes to marriage

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Makes sense. For most the questions I think it actually interesting to gender them in both directions (to expose double standards) but ask the question different time apart so that the responders aren't swayed by the prior question.

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