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• I am completely addicted to a wonderful blog written by a woman who works at a Morgentaler clinic. She has an excellent post on sex selective abortion: http://antichoiceantiawesome.blogspot.com/2008/04/finally-post-about-sex-selective.html
  (posted to Female Feticide)
• Thank you everyone for your comments. They've all helped I just want to make one thing a little more clear which, looking back on the post, is not. I don't want this whole mess to fall into the "rape" end
  (posted to What's in a name? grey, date, acquaintance, none of the above... and the mess that follows)

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• I think you ask a fair question. Hopefully we are concentrating on the man asking the question because that's what needed to happen in this situation. In general, of course women can want sex more than men. When I feel (posted to What's in a name? grey, date, acquaintance, none of the above... and the mess that follows)
• So for whatever reason a guy is turned on but not willing or even communicating his unwillingness, and the woman missed his hesitation for whatever reason. Now the guy finds himself wondering if he was raped, and the girl is (posted to What's in a name? grey, date, acquaintance, none of the above... and the mess that follows)
• I agree strongly with this comment. I don't think it matters what you call it, what matters is how you feel. With type of situation you will never get a clear consensus, so you are just making things more difficult (posted to What's in a name? grey, date, acquaintance, none of the above... and the mess that follows)
• We’ve all wandered into situations we’ve regretted or felt ish about later, and many of us here have had sex with people and in situations we’ve afterwards wished we hadn’t. It’s part of the human condition. That guy was an (posted to What's in a name? grey, date, acquaintance, none of the above... and the mess that follows)
• Actually, the legal test for rape is entirely subjective - was the victim consenting in her own mind at the time of the act? There are many cases where rape was made out where the woman appeared to be enthusiastically (posted to What's in a name? grey, date, acquaintance, none of the above... and the mess that follows)

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