@hawkeye10,
@ billRM too
"Even with rape rape that would not be strange, though it would be a bit unusual. We dont know what definition is being used for the word "rape" here though. I would need more information to form an opinion on the degree to which this woman has been trespassed upon."
I have no issue with sharing a little more info here to help anyone understand, because I am no longer ashamed. I understand it from the reality of it all, including understanding my own responsibility in putting myself in some of the situations that I did. That was by no means the man's fault. What was their fault was crossing the no line.
I never teased anyone, or even gave the slightest indication sex was my goal or desire. I actually to this day... still do not like sex. It's pretty sad, but it is what it is, and some day I hope I can figure out why it is people like it so much. I honestly have no clue.
All that aside... The first time I was a child. No excuse for that kind of behavior. Period. The second time was quite violent. To the point he stalked me for months afterwards to remind me he would KILL me if I ever told anyone. The third time I was drunk and passed out on the couch and the guy came back to the house and had sex with me without my knowledge until I was awakened by someone else coming in and discovering what he was doing to me.
The fourth time the guy literally kicked in my door after I had passed out in my own bed and came in and raped me. The fifth time was my husband because after emotionally and verbally abusing me for months I decided I didn't want to have sex with him anymore, and one night he decided to take it anyway. And the last time, I knew he was going to want to have sex, I intentionally stayed away until three in the morning, hoping he would go to bed cause I had nowhere else to go and he waited up for me.