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=== Concept creep === | === Concept creep === | ||
Over time, | Over time, the definition of "rape" has been expanded beyond its original meaning of "forcible sex".<ref>https://www.npr.org/2014/02/23/281731761/with-expanded-definition-rape-is-reported-more-often</ref> Increasingly gender equality in a nation seems to correlate with increased reports of rape due to the definition of "rape" expanding to become more inclusive of various kinds of sexual coercion.<ref>https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0306624X20952399</ref> | ||
Not rarely, a sexual encounter with an ugly male will later be declared as rape because of [[metoo|day-after-feels]]. This may also be a [[female sneakiness|convenient strategy]] for females when their acts of infidelity are exposed. If they can convince the police to classify their infidelity as a "rape", then it is far easier to receive money of the legal system and sympathy. This way, a loophole was created that is bound to be exploited by [[borderline personality disorder|psychopathic women]]. Further, it may allow women to evade [[slut]]shaming by other females by denying the responsibility for their causal sexual activity. | |||
A study suggested women perceive harassment from physically unattractive males as more frightening and harassment from attractive men more enjoyable, which may suggest women use similar criteria to decide what counts a rape.<ref>https://incels.wiki/w/Scientific_Blackpill#Women.27s_definition_of_.27harassment.27_in_online_dating_depends_on_the_attractiveness_of_the_man</ref> | A study suggested women perceive harassment from physically unattractive males as more frightening and harassment from attractive men more enjoyable, which may suggest women use similar criteria to decide what counts a rape.<ref>https://incels.wiki/w/Scientific_Blackpill#Women.27s_definition_of_.27harassment.27_in_online_dating_depends_on_the_attractiveness_of_the_man</ref> | ||