Imagine after a session of consensual sex between a man and a woman the man latter falsely attempts to press charges of rape against the woman.
Would the woman be remanded, charged, convicted or even at least take the man serious like the women who falsely claim they were raped by a man.
Heck do you even think any man has tried this?
Your opinions.
@ lalala
Who said it was?
It may have been tried in the past. But, in most likelihood, no. Because of societal views, most men would be made a fool of, if he attempted to do so. Men legitimately raped by females have a tough time convincing authorities that they were. I actually have a short story, not about rape, but rather domestic violence. A friend of mine was mercilessly beaten by his girlfriend (at the time), on several different occasions. He would show up, in our little group of friends, with bruises and some cuts. He would always tell us "It’s no big deal, she’s just a bit moody." The problem was, that he was just overly passive about everything. Eventually, it became too much for him, and he had to dump her (in his own, ‘trying to be overly compromising’ way). Soon after, she started damaging his property and threatening him. About a week after he dumped her, he decided to go to the authorities, and all they told him was to "man up." We, his friends, eventually got her to leave him alone.
Kinda a tangent of the whole ‘rape’ thing, but still valid in the fact that women tend to (but not necessarily always) get off easier with the authorities.