A stranger initiates sexual contact with a sleeping person. Would you classify this as sexual assault if the sleeping person reports feeling positively about the experience afterwards?
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It depends on whether the sleeping person expected the initiation to occur during sleep or whether they had no idea. No idea = no consent = assault. Aware/anticipating = consent in advance = no issue. Whether it feels good or not does not change the act.
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this seems along the lines but opposite of post-consensual-sexual-remorse, wherein one or both people feel bad/ guilt about it later and even might try to redefine their narrative of what actually happened because of those bad feelings.
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Assault is assault. The only difference being if charges are pressed or not.
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Ack, I said no when I meant yes. The key is stranger, because it is highly unlikely that an unexpected stranger encounter would end positively
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I'm asleep. Growth comes in, text my penis out of my shorts, then begins performing oral sex. I'm into it so, I don't stop her. She finishes then leaves. Was I sexually assaulted?
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A stranger amputates the leg of a sleeping person. Would you classify this as an assault if the sleeping person reports feeling positively about the experience afterwards?