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I Was Raped

If You Rape A Prostitute Is It Rape Or Shoplifting?

By: cephaloscotti
Written on July 1st, 2012
Age: 26-30 , Female
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  • Osiris96

    OK, I personnally think that rape is rape is rape, whoever you force to have sex with you, particularly if it is rough and violent. I say this because there are numerous borderline cases where no violence is present, and where the girl (usually) «consents» to be ****** out of mercy or just to calm her man down - all women know it and although it's a form of rape it isn't violent. Rape is a crime. Whether you rape a young virgin, a working girl, or a grandma. It is the will of a man to satisfy their balls by emptying them inside an unwilling partner, male or female. Claiming it has nothing to do with sex is idiotic. Of course it's sexual. otherwise you'd rape with your fists, your feet or your nose. You rape with your ****. You empty your balls. That's want you want: the tight fit of a reluctant **** or a bleeding rectum around your ****. It's self-centered crime where you use the other as a piece of meat, a scumbag, a trash can, and whether you pay or not is irrelevant. Counselling helps but what helps most is having around you supportive people who understand, although nobody will really understand what a woman feels when her **** is painful and full of unwanted ****, and her face on the tiles of a bathroom floor. Just as nobody will ever really know what it feels to be the target of a murderer and lie wounded on the grass in some backwoods thinking you'll die. Rapists should be castrated, their precious balls should pay the price, but who will do it? Proving rape, especially if you're a down-an-out working girl, is near impossible, and the procedure long and very costly. Maybe female posses of castrators should start roaming cities at night and clipping balls, just as posses in the old west took care of murderers. It might make some rapists think twice...I was just wondering if you now have a boyfriend, or not? and what kind of work are you into now? You were lucky, among other things, not to have a major STD or AIDS...

    Jul 27, 2012
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  • firefall

    I'm glad you've managed to get a little counselling for this, I can't even imagine how horrible it must sit as a memory: and I greatly admire your courage for being able to talk about it here.



    Parenthetically I'm also appalled by american police and how brutal & callous they are towards sex workers - in both my home country & in the UK when I was there, the police ran units specifically to address assaults and rapes on sex workers, to try and avoid this sort of hideous scenario.

    Jul 8, 2012
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  • unQuenched

    Counseling, or any therapy, takes time, and no specific results can be guaranteed. If you keep at it though, though, I'm pretty sure that you can find a greater level of happiness. It seems to me that it was not just the rape, but a lot more earlier stuff, too, that stole you joy of life from you, and you do deserve to have it back.

     

    Lots of luck, sweetie; I wish you every success and happiness.

    Jul 4, 2012
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  • hylierandom

    ((((GIANT HUG))))

    This is what I think, although it's hard to keep it in mind...

    I was born to have sex be a wonderful, nourishing, joyful experience.

    Because I was assaulted, I lost that. I deserve it back.

    So do you.

    Jul 4, 2012
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  • devilprodigy

    this is the sad truth. people think prostitutes do not deserve any respect just because they are selling their body... i would like to say it is we who forced them one way or the other to sell their bodies. they do it because of hunger they might have a family to feed. just once imagine what she might have suffered to be forced into this business. she deserves our respect, in the very same way as a so called Financial Adviser or a CEO of a company does.



    wish you all the luck in life. god bless :)

    Jul 3, 2012
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  • Shierke

    You are so Courageous for sharing your story.



    I've heard lots of rape jokes over the years and i just grit my teeth and try to cool the external gauge of rage inside of me. Not to mention the way the word has made its way into casual conversation these days "man i just got RAPED by that car dealer" "******* that video just brutally raped me"



    And, still with all the normal "casual" use of the word rape, if i were to tell a co-worker, or even a close friend i was raped as a child, and repeatedly by my (ex) Boyfriend, and again by a close friend... I would be doing the socially awkward thing, not them.

    Jul 1, 2012
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