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In reply to the discussion: Teen: I Was Raped by 4 200-Pound Women [View all]ZombieHorde
(29,047 posts)It doesn't mean our fathers, etc. may rape someone. It's about the position women find themselves in. If a woman is in an isolated area, and she is approached by a man, she doesn't know his intentions. In the flat tire scenario, the man approaching the woman is probably not a rapist. He probably just wants to help, but since rape is so frequent, the woman needs to be careful, and the man shouldn't do anything that could be perceived as creepy.
My mother was once getting a ride home from a tow-truck guy, and on the ride home, the man was telling my mother about his sex life. This made her very uncomfortable, and she lied to him, saying that her husband was home wondering where she was. Fortunately, the man was just socially inept, and he didn't try anything, but since he did not see how she could view him as a potential rapist, he creeped her out.
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