Anonymous #1 6w

Yeah Im not so sure about that

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Anonymous #2 6w

Who are you to tell someone what happened to them??

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Anonymous #1 6w

Isn’t that literally what you were just doing?

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Anonymous OP 6w

Ah yes, because saying if someone didn’t like it then they were assaulted is totally telling them how to feel and what happened to them!

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Anonymous #1 6w

It doesn’t matter if one likes it or not, being taken advantage of without the coherency to give absolute consent is still assault…. Do you need to talk to someone? Are you okay??

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Anonymous OP 6w

If you liked it, it wasn’t assault. Name me 1 person who likes being assaulted?

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Anonymous OP 6w

And again, you can’t tell someone what happened to them. If they don’t feel like they were assaulted they weren’t assaulted. There’s plenty of male victims you don’t need to try and make more

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Anonymous #1 6w

There are victims of assault that cope with it by fetishisizing it

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Anonymous OP 6w

But they realize that they were assaulted. They didn’t enjoy it in the moment. They don’t enjoy it thinking back on it

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Anonymous #1 6w

Some people do

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Anonymous OP 6w

They don’t. And that’s a hypothetical, not a real life example of people liking assault. If they liked it then I doubt they would call it assult

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Anonymous #1 6w

Some people take cnc to the extreme and actually have a rape kink. It’s not hypothetical

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Anonymous OP 6w

That’s not actual rape though. Please find me anyone who is into cnc who enjoyed their real life, non-consensual assault

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