@CalamityJane,
Quote:No means no! The woman who says no and means yes is either very stupid
or.....well there is no or - she's stupid
This is not true (that women who say no while meaning yes are very stupid) - this sort of behaviour as in the OP's post used to be quite common, and it has nothing to do with intelligence. But, men were using it as an excuse to get out of rape convictions... so the womens movement and the legal fraternity started the 'No means No' movement to make what constitutes rape clearer.
That it is done to make what constitutes rape clearer isn't a reflection of what is, in essence, about being human - being sexually turned in an array of likes, dislikes, playfulness, desires, attitudes, fantasies, powerfulness, vulnerabilities, dominance, sumbission,...or what women view as manliness, or their desire to be chased, pursued...or those that find persistence (done in the right way of course), among many other traits a turn on, etc etc. That many women don't find this a turn on, does not mean those that like this sort of behaviour in the pursuit of sex are wrong or stupid (what turns you on, turns you on)...but these days it has serious complications in the legal system.
And when all is said and done - any man these days who has sex with a woman who says 'No', needs their head read.