Unannounced Condom Removal
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However, it would be hell to prove.
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Fascinating legal question.
Having intercourse with a woman qualifies as "non-consensual" sexual contact if you remove the condom during the act.
However, leaving it on makes it "consensual?"
I don't get it.
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Fascinating legal question.
Having intercourse with a woman qualifies as "non-consensual" sexual contact if you remove the condom during the act.
However, leaving it on makes it "consensual?"
I don't get it.
@george-k said in Unannounced Condom Removal:
Fascinating legal question.
Having intercourse with a woman qualifies as "non-consensual" sexual contact if you remove the condom during the act.
However, leaving it on makes it "consensual?"
I don't get it.
What is so hard to get? If you remove it without consent, then life-changing things can happen. Whether that should be illegal or not, I don't know, but it's for sure an a-hole move.
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@george-k said in Unannounced Condom Removal:
Fascinating legal question.
Having intercourse with a woman qualifies as "non-consensual" sexual contact if you remove the condom during the act.
However, leaving it on makes it "consensual?"
I don't get it.
What is so hard to get? If you remove it without consent, then life-changing things can happen. Whether that should be illegal or not, I don't know, but it's for sure an a-hole move.
@klaus said in Unannounced Condom Removal:
What is so hard to get? If you remove it without consent, then life-changing things can happen.
Indeed. This is a major thing to be sure.
Whether that should be illegal or not, I don't know, but it's for sure an a-hole move.
Agreed, again. My point was to ask the question: "If consensual sexual activity with a condom is OK, does consensual sex where the male removes the condom qualify as sexual assault?
I splitting hairs here, to be sure.
"I'll let you do this" is not sexual assault, but "I'll let you do this unless...." does. If a woman agrees to have sex, does she also have the right to specify the conditions of it?
I really don't know.
Should the guy be held responsible? Hell yeah.
Again, I'm putting on my fake lawyer hat.
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@larry said in Unannounced Condom Removal:
I want to know how he got the thing off without the woman noticing what he was doing.
"It slipped out...wait a second...."
I can totally see that.
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@larry said in Unannounced Condom Removal:
I want to know how he got the thing off without the woman noticing what he was doing.
"It slipped out...wait a second...."
I can totally see that.
@george-k said in Unannounced Condom Removal:
@larry said in Unannounced Condom Removal:
I want to know how he got the thing off without the woman noticing what he was doing.
"It slipped out...wait a second...."
I can totally see that.
How does ones pecker just slip out of a condom?
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@george-k said in Unannounced Condom Removal:
@larry said in Unannounced Condom Removal:
I want to know how he got the thing off without the woman noticing what he was doing.
"It slipped out...wait a second...."
I can totally see that.
How does ones pecker just slip out of a condom?
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@George-K it’s a contact thing. Is there a difference between a grope over a blouse and one under a blouse? I would argue yes.
And not to be crude, but sex with a condom is like enhanced dryhumping…There is a thin degree of difference in the level of intimacy.
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@George-K it’s a contact thing. Is there a difference between a grope over a blouse and one under a blouse? I would argue yes.
And not to be crude, but sex with a condom is like enhanced dryhumping…There is a thin degree of difference in the level of intimacy.
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@lufins-dad said in Unannounced Condom Removal:
Is there a difference between a grope over a blouse and one under a blouse? I would argue yes.
I agree.
However, vaginal penetration, I would argue, is a different standard.
