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It has gotten to a point that, in order to specify the traditional sense of the term rape as "forced sex", it is no longer sufficient to use the term ''rape'', but one needs to call it "rape-rape". Defining rape as "forced sex" is of course complicated by the fact that many women actually love being forced into sex and that women apply different standards based on their level of regret and the physical attractiveness of the offender. | It has gotten to a point that, in order to specify the traditional sense of the term rape as "forced sex", it is no longer sufficient to use the term ''rape'', but one needs to call it "rape-rape". Defining rape as "forced sex" is of course complicated by the fact that many women actually love being forced into sex and that women apply different standards based on their level of regret and the physical attractiveness of the offender. | ||
The threat of rape is integral to women's expectations in sex as a famous [[feminist]] admitted: | |||
{{Quote|Part of the thrill of sex for a woman is the danger of it—the fact that she is risking rape.|[[Camille Paglia]]}} | {{Quote|Part of the thrill of sex for a woman is the danger of it—the fact that she is risking rape.|[[Camille Paglia]]}} | ||