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**DumbNelmcrece** · 01-22-2012, 03:23 AM

It could mean a number of things:

- Fun.
- Checking to see if other people find you attractive (boosting your selfasteam).
- figuring out what kind of person you are (some women are not looking for players and so will reject you if you dont show self control).

ect ect..

Fair enough, all of those are ways to get known as a cunt though.

---------- Post added 2012-01-21 at 20:24 ----------

that doesn't happen in canada, I dont know what are you talking about

but one thing I noticed is, Canada does have a really high rape rate. The blame is on what happens in clubs here, where people get so drunk that they dont even know what they are doing any more, many of them sleep with strangers and that often can result in rape

If she was that drunk how can she be a reliable witness, and how can she prove that she didn't say, "Yes"? Unless there are signs of a struggle it is his word against hers, i.e. no case to answer. "You raped me", "No, I didn't, you said yes, prove otherwise", end of.

01-22-2012, 03:23 AM	#13
DumbNelmcrece Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 459 Senior Member	It could mean a number of things: - Fun. - Checking to see if other people find you attractive (boosting your selfasteam). - figuring out what kind of person you are (some women are not looking for players and so will reject you if you dont show self control). ect ect.. Fair enough, all of those are ways to get known as a cunt though. ---------- Post added 2012-01-21 at 20:24 ---------- that doesn't happen in canada, I dont know what are you talking about but one thing I noticed is, Canada does have a really high rape rate. The blame is on what happens in clubs here, where people get so drunk that they dont even know what they are doing any more, many of them sleep with strangers and that often can result in rape If she was that drunk how can she be a reliable witness, and how can she prove that she didn't say, "Yes"? Unless there are signs of a struggle it is his word against hers, i.e. no case to answer. "You raped me", "No, I didn't, you said yes, prove otherwise", end of.
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