As I've discussed, women can't consent to sex anyway, no matter what, because they're terrified witto girls who are afraid of getting attacked in the dark, therefore, since there's no way they're irrational in fearing that, they must be much more afraid of men they know and trust attacking them, since that's statistically far more likely who is going to viowently attack their pwecious witto flower faces. If they're always that terrified of scawy men, that makes all sex with women coercion, because unless you can literally read a woman's mind, you can't know whether or not she's agreeing to sex because she wants it or because she's afraid to say no. Even if she initiates it herself, you can never know if she's not revoking consent because she wants you to keep having sex with her or because she's afraid you'll turn viowent if she revokes consent.
Nonetheless, I don't see why we are told that "no means no" to begin with.
Aren't women known for saying that nothing is wrong when something really is wrong, and getting mad at the guy they're with for not reading their minds?
Aren't women known for saying that they care more about having a good personality than looks when that's a laughable lie?
Why is there an exception for women saying "no?" Since when?
Let's also remember that all women have rape fantasies, and you would have to think that lying when you say "no" is part of the role play.
No matter how much Redditors talk about their BDSM agreements, chances are, women aren't fantasizing about discussing their role playing. They're fantasizing about Chad just going for it and how enjoyable the "rape" is for them when it feels real.
If women want "no" to really mean "no," they need to stop lying so much.
Nonetheless, I don't see why we are told that "no means no" to begin with.
Aren't women known for saying that nothing is wrong when something really is wrong, and getting mad at the guy they're with for not reading their minds?
Aren't women known for saying that they care more about having a good personality than looks when that's a laughable lie?
Why is there an exception for women saying "no?" Since when?
Let's also remember that all women have rape fantasies, and you would have to think that lying when you say "no" is part of the role play.
No matter how much Redditors talk about their BDSM agreements, chances are, women aren't fantasizing about discussing their role playing. They're fantasizing about Chad just going for it and how enjoyable the "rape" is for them when it feels real.
If women want "no" to really mean "no," they need to stop lying so much.
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