kenny091:
Like they say. Konji remains a bastard.
rape is never the fault of the woman though. Our forefathers walked around naked yet they were not rapists.

kenny091:
Like they say. Konji remains a bastard.
rape is never the fault of the woman though. Our forefathers walked around naked yet they were not rapists.

kenny091:
Like they say. Konji remains a bastard.
rape is never the fault of the woman though. Our forefathers walked around naked yet they were not rapists.

kenny091:
Like they say. Konji remains a bastard.
rape is never the fault of the woman though. Our forefathers walked around naked yet they were not rapists.

kenny091:
Like they say. Konji remains a bastard.
rape is never the fault of the woman though. Our forefathers walked around naked yet they were not rapists.

Your last line raped you.

kenny091:
Like they say. Konji remains a bastard.
rape is never the fault of the woman though. Our forefathers walked around naked yet they were not rapists.

naijaboiy:
i've actually been wondering too. Since rape is a forceful sexual encounter,,i didn't think there would be any form of arousal.

Now in a boy's case I wonder how the erèction happens.

czarr:
.....Getting aroused doesn't mean you wanted it.

Luckygurl:


What about a situation where the rapist makes effort to arouse the victim?
Will there be a response or not?

This topic is better of in health section.
Just maybe arousal during rape is a physical response to stimuli over which the mind has little or no control over.

naijaboiy:

But how fast will a rapist be able to arouse a victim especially in the case of a woman.

@bolded,,but if the mind has no control over the response to arousal how come in normal circumstances a person can still choose whether to get sexually stimulated or not.

repogirl:
Arousal or not, no means no.....

btw if the female is aroused then why are there bruises and bleeding sometimes upon examination?

kellyJames5:
Op nice topic,I've been wondering too.
Kingtom please what can you say about this?

Luckygurl:


What about a situation where the rapist makes effort to arouse the victim?
Will there be a response or not?

This topic is better of in health section.
Just maybe arousal during rape is a physical response to stimuli over which the mind has little or no control over.

RichardFuld:
The idea of having an orgasm or feeling arousal during rape or molestation is a confusing and difficult one for many people, both survivors and secondary-survivors (friends/family). Many do not believe it's possible for a woman or man to achieve orgasm during rape or other kinds of sexual assault. Some believe having an orgasm under these circumstances means that it wasn't a "real" rape or the woman/man "wanted" it.

The studies and reports on physical response to molestation and rape shows numbers ranging from 20% to over 50% of survivors having this experience. That this is not an exact figure shows the need there is for more and better research.

This is not a topic often open for discussion even within the mental health community and there is concern that raising it outside the professional community will lead to misinterpretation and misunderstanding (e.g., the myth(fact?) of victims "enjoying rape." It's also one reason why there isn't more research done on this and similar topics.