The Real Rape Thread! - Rape Board

ego · 03-21-2008, 05:54 AM

Stern, since you are the specialist and i am not, i wouldnt like to disagree. I believe however that the assailant's feelings could change something for the victim, at least in some cases. And the reasons are important. I may see the whole thing from a "safe" position because i never felt it in my skin -i never even imagined i could be raped- but i believe that usually one's motivation is critical when you try to figure out what really happened. I'm not trying to defend any rapist, but hell -not all cases are the same. Its not B&W. There is grey!

03-21-2008, 05:54 AM	#11
ego the obscure Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 3,457 Reputation: 14892	Stern, since you are the specialist and i am not, i wouldnt like to disagree. I believe however that the assailant's feelings could change something for the victim, at least in some cases. And the reasons are important. I may see the whole thing from a "safe" position because i never felt it in my skin -i never even imagined i could be raped- but i believe that usually one's motivation is critical when you try to figure out what really happened. I'm not trying to defend any rapist, but hell -not all cases are the same. Its not B&W. There is grey! __________________ ..lure them all into the abyss!