Yes, my husband r**es me. He had r**ed me before we got married and I still said "I do". He has r**ed me since then, and in fact one of our children was conceived on a night I had already told him no twice, then asked him not to cum inside me when I gave up trying to push him off of me.

I also fully expect him to r**e me again in the future. That's how he is, and as much as I wish he'd stop I know he won't.

But I've never considered divorcing him. Not because I don't think divorce is a good thing or I should be endlessly obedient to him or whatever, but because I honestly just don't think r**e is bad enough to warrant divorcing him over. I love him, he makes me happy, he's a good father, and, aside from the fact that he doesn't care about my consent, he's been a good, loving husband.

And I feel the same about any man, not just him. Finding out someone is a rapist doesn't change my opinion of them much. In fact, if you have ever r**ed someone and want to talk about it, leave a comment. I won't judge.

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by Anonymous on Mar 27, 2017 at 8:52 AM

I think there's a big difference between your r**e and other rapists who r**e strangers. Yes, your husband should be acknowledging your wishes and his ignorance of your feelings makes him a giant asshole but wouldn't you feel differently about another guy you discovered drugged and r**ed women he met on the street? My wife likes the "forced/r**e" play but I certainly couldn't have sex with her against her wishes because I'm not an asshole. sounds like your man has some big issues in his mind somewhere. I'd almost assume he's old fashion and expects his wife to be barefoot in the kitchen but you're younger than me so unless he's like a decade or so older, I don't get it.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Mar 28, 2017 at 2:07 AM

No, he's not old fashioned. We both work and spend about the same amount of time with the kids and household chores, and he even offered to quit his job and stay home because, at the time, I was in a good position for a promotion but it would have come with a longer workday. But someone else got it instead so it's good he didn't.

Like I said he's a great husband. If you ignore the fact that he r**es me he's perfect. He's never abused me or the kids physically, verbally, or any other way. Never forgotten a birthday or anniversary, nothing.

And no I don't see it as any different. For one, stranger r**e isn't even all that common. Most r**e is carried out by someone the victim knows. But leaving that aside, r**e is r**e. One person is forcing another to have sex with them, it doesn't matter if they know each other or not.

So, no, if I met someone who I knew drugged and r**ed women off the street it still wouldn't change my view of him much. For example I don't really think any less of Bill Cosby now that I know he's a rapist than I would if I had learned that he routinely urinates in public.

I think Donald Trump is an awful human being, but the idea that he's a rapist isn't anywhere near the top of the list of things wrong with him, to me. Pedophilia, yes, but he can grab as many adult pussies as he wants for all I care.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Mar 28, 2017 at 1:25 PM

Okay here's a question.

Assuming you had/have a daughter, would you let her date someone you knew was a rapist? Or, perhaps more importantly, someone you knew was going to/did r**e her? Not a p**ophile mind you just, someone age-appropriate.

And on the other hand, how would you react if you found out your son, again if you have/had one, had r**ed someone or would r**e someone?

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Mar 29, 2017 at 2:25 AM

Yes, I would.

I would support my daughter if she was r**ed and pressed charges, but personally I would see it as none of my business otherwise.

If either of my sons turned out to be rapists I would love them just the same, and I would defend and protect them if it came down to it.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Mar 31, 2017 at 4:51 AM

PSYCHOLOGY 101 Rape is about a power trip, not sex.
This is not conjecture but clinical fact,

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