Do U even know the meaning of RAPE? - Page 9

Originally posted by: carisma2

There is no easy way for me to put this. Number one you are going off tangent.

You sound rather confused.

The topic is do not use the word rape - bec rape has not been committed.

You are bringing different scenarios in.

I applaude you for really trying to prove your point - but in the whole convo - ur point keeps moving - so what exactly is ur point. Bec uptil now - I don't mean to sound offensive - but your argument is baseless bec it has been based on hypothesis only.

I am not sure IF I can make this more simple. Rape has not been committed so there was no point of this topic. If it was to stop members from using the 'rape' word than I will say that the 'rape' word becomes sensitive & offensive IF & WHEN you link it to real people & real life incidents, both of which is not needed here, when we are in a fictional drama forum with everything fictional.

Also, IF RK had gone physical than he would be a 'rapist' in my eyes (again, nothing related to real world victims or dictionary definitions, it's a fiction and I am putting forward my pov in context to this fictional drama).

Oye Siberian bird, how can i forget you re? I remember everyone. And stop giving flying visits here, become a permanent resident here *gives an evil RK smirk* Oh btw how's your experience with RK's rape case? Did you enjoy watching RK raping mb like some others here? *headdesk* @Cari- Yup atleast in the old adda people didnt make fun of such sensitive issues and make fun of them openly *big thumbs down*

You're absolutely right! 👏I'm currently studying law,and in Canada, if you have a live in partner, then they become your common law spouse. I don't know what the case is in India but as you stated that live in partners are granted equal rights that usually married individuals have rights to i.e property.

Originally posted by: ..Khushi..

My comments are not to justify RK - BUT your argument here is only to make out he's a rapist.

Correction: Would be one, he gone ahead with 'it.'

Originally posted by: carisma2

Exactly - with their point of view in mind it can be said that almost all women have been raped at one point or the other, if they dated someone and parted ways.

yes that is what it seems. if rk is a rapist then i also agree that all the women who willing give themselves to their husband in sense minded and eyes fully open has been raped

p.s. to me it is not rk raping madhu but some people in this forum are raping rk🤢🤢🤢🤢 screaming rape rape does not mean one has raped that person, but if madhu really get's raped by someone else then they will now the meaning of rape, then this joke won't come to play.

Originally posted by: ..Khushi..

I am not sure IF I can make it more simple. Rape has not been committed so there was no point of this topic. If it was to stop members from using the 'rape' word I will say that the 'rape' word becomes sensitive IF & WHEN you link it to real people & real life incidents, both of which is not needed here, when we are in a fictional drama forum with everything fictional.

Also, IF RK had gone physical than he would be a 'rapist' in my eyes (again, nothing related to real world victims or dictionary definitions, it's a fiction and I am putting forward my pov in context to this fictional drama).

So now u agree that rape was not committed? Glad we agree.

Originally posted by: CHAKKU_DAAYAN

Oye Siberian bird, how can i forget you re? I remember everyone. And stop giving flying visits here, become a permanent resident here *gives an evil RK smirk* Oh btw how's your experience with RK's rape case? Did you enjoy watching RK raping mb like some others here? *headdesk* @Cari- Yup atleast in the old adda people didnt make fun of such sensitive issues and make fun of them openly *big thumbs down*

Exactly. Their was no one being out of line with sensitive issues - and did not need moral policing...

@Khushi- One question. Do you call a divorcee a rapist if he divorces his wife after intercourse? Isn't the case similar here? Had RK gone ahead with it after MB's consent and later divorced her/ditched her, then how can a mutual consent for intercoure be called rape?

Originally posted by: Desigirl144

You're absolutely right! 👏I'm currently studying law,and in Canada, if you have a live in partner, then they become your common law spouse. I don't know what the case is in India but as you stated that live in partners are granted equal rights that usually married individuals have rights to i.e property.

But Rape on the other hand, is the wrong wordd!! Raping of her soul? and Her feelings? Maybe...if you explain it right. But he didn't have sexual intercourse with her...rape or no rape. My question is that why are people saying rape as if its part of normal day to day language. It almost saddens me...

I have to admit the purple part of the post was Dishu's post I added with mine - so I credit your compliment to her.

Originally posted by: Desigirl144

You're absolutely right! 👏I'm currently studying law,and in Canada, if you have a live in partner, then they become your common law spouse. I don't know what the case is in India but as you stated that live in partners are granted equal rights that usually married individuals have rights to i.e property.

But Rape on the other hand, is the wrong wordd!! Raping of her soul? and Her feelings? Maybe...if you explain it right. But he didn't have sexual intercourse with her...rape or no rape. My question is that why are people saying rape as if its part of normal day to day language. It almost saddens me...