is it considered rape?
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Becuase 18yo's are weird..and 16yo's arent. It is not rape.
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It sounds like the definition for statutory rape, which is what you're asking about in the second part of the question.  I believe crossing state lines makes it a federal crime.  ooooOOOOhhhh....give us the juicy details, please!
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File for involuntary Rape.  She basically raped you for your fluids.  Read the following to help you understand your rights:\nAlternative names    Return to top \n\nSex and rape; Date rape \nDefinition    Return to top \n\nRape is defined as sexual intercourse forced on a person without his or her permission.\n\nInformation    Return to top \n\nAccording to most estimates, 80-90% of rapes are not reported to authorities. Current trends project that 1 in 3 American women will be sexually assaulted at some point during her life.\n\nThe typical rape victim is a 16-24 year-old woman. Anyone, however -- man or woman, adult or child -- can be the victim of rape. Most commonly, the assailant is a 25-44 year-old man who plans his attack. He usually choses a woman of the same race. Nearly half the time, the victim knows the rapist at least casually, by working or living near him. Alcohol is involved in more than 1 out of 3 rapes.\n\nOver 50% of rapes occur in the victim's home. The rapist breaks into the victim's home or gains access under false pretenses, such as asking to use the phone or posing as a repairman or salesman.\n\nRape is a violent act, and most commonly committed by a male upon a female. However, some cases of rape have been reported in which a woman has raped a man. Rape also may occur between members of the same sex. This is more prevalent in situations where access to the opposite sex is restricted (such as prisons, military settings, and single-sex schools).\n\nRape is an act of violence expressed through sex, but is not primarily about sex.\n\nThose who face some form of discrimination are believed to be at higher risk of sexual assault. This increased vulnerability can assume various forms. For example, those with disabilities or limited language skills have a decreased ability to call for help; and prostitutes or convicted prisoners have a decreased "perceived" credibility.\n\nPREVENTION\n\nThe most useful means of prevention available currently is to make women more aware of the reality of rape. Law enforcement agencies strongly advocate prevention as the best form of protection. The following safety tips may help minimize the chance of being victimized:\n\nKeep doors/windows secured with locks. \nIf walking or jogging, stay out of secluded or isolated areas and arrange to do the activity with at least one other friend, rather than alone. It is best to engage in activities during daylight hours. \nTry to appear strong, confident, aware, and secure in your surroundings. \nKeep car doors locked while driving, check back of car for intruders prior to getting in, and park in open, well-lighted areas. \nOn public transportation, sit near the driver or up front if possible; avoid sitting near groups of young men obviously associated with one another. \nConsider taking a self-defense class, which can promote self-confidence and provide useful skills and strategies for different situations. \nCarry items that can call attention to you if needed (whistles, personal alarms, etc.) \nIf an assault attempt is initiated, scream loudly and/or blow a whistle. \nDo not hitchhike. If your vehicle breaks down and someone offers to give you a ride, ask the person to call for help while you stay locked in your vehicle. \nNumerous studies have shown that people (especially women) who respond to the situation quickly and actively resist the attacker are more likely to avoid being raped than those who exhibit either passive behavior or no resistance.\n\nSYMPTOMS\n\nRape is a very traumatic event. The victim may or may not be able to verbalize that she was actually raped or may come to medical attention for a different complaint. Emotional reactions differ greatly and may include: confusion, social withdrawal, tearfulness, nervousness or seemingly inappropriate laughter, numbness, hostility, and fear.\n\nThe victim may have a variety of other physical concerns needing to be addressed. Physical abuse is often present as
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Wrong?? Well maybe that's not the right word....bad timing- yeh , it would be better if she was 'legal', but if she consented well it's not rape?- she's obviously old enough & mature enough to make choices about what she wants to do with her body. Take it easy, she has alot of growing up to do- enjoy it, my man & I have 8 years apart & i met him at 17. we are still together 17 years on, happy as ever & have 4 great kids. So who knows what lies ahead/
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Rape is molestation.  Molestation does not necessarily mean rape.  Molestation is any type of contact that may cause sexual gratification by the molester.  Molestation could be as simple as someone grabbing your rear through your pants.  Rape means sex; anal, oral, or vaginal penetration.  There are legal differences that vary from state to state.  These differences define the severity of the abuse.  In general sex with a minor is always rape.  However the age of a minor also varies from state to state.
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No, and definitely no.\n\nYou are still a child and anyone having sex with you is a child abuser and should be in prison.\n\nYou shouodn't be having sex at all, and especially not with condoms.\n\nYou should talk to your police about the sex. Even if you feel that it was your choice, it wasn't. Sex at age 11 is rape, even if you feel you were into it.\nRape is NEVER ok.
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For the most part, yes. Rapist may be too strong though, there are other words.
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its teasing and the girls are called ****teasers. they are also sluts and will probably expereience  quite a few date rapes, but I woud hardly call it a rape if you lead someone on and then say NO. No is No if you did nothing to encourage it,   rubbing a guy's penis and then saying no is  really asking for trouble for both you and the guy
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if the woman is undecided then that means NO, verbally or not it means NO and while she may not say anything at the time if she has sex while she is undecided and he forces her to do that...then it can be considered rape
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I wouldn't think it would be sexual assault, but it would be assault.  I suspect that some of the people claiming this in forums are lying, perhaps to make themselves look better.  If it was done to me, I would file assault charges.
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Stachatory rape means someone is underage but has consented to sex. Being underage they are not considered a proper age to make such a decision, so its stachatory rape. Unconcented sex is just rape but rape of a youth is sometimes punished even more.
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No. Being that you are aware that people have the ability to lie about EVERYTHING. You were not raped. Saying that is the same thing as saying, "I bought a car last week and this week it is on sale for $5,000 less. They stole my money." Well you know that car dealers have sales and you could have waited. So you should wait until marriage to have sex. Waiting takes all the pain and heartache way from all the shoulda-woulda-coulda's or in this case the shouldnta-wouldnta-couldnta's.
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Sounds from your question that you just awoke? I used to teach women how to deal with a potential rape. I can still teach but it sounds too late for you, but you don't sound certain in your question. If you know the person in question, and it was really rape, then go to a doctor and tell him, he will take things from there. The police are not always the best people to deal with this.
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I don't remember where, but I read a case where a few females held down this 13-year old and got on top of him until he came because one of them wanted a kid.  It was quite sad, and the kid suffered pretty extensive mental damage.\n\nRape means unwilling.  With enough physical stimulation, you can make almost anyone have an orgasm.  It's still rape, though.
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Rape means that the crime involved forcible penetration.\nSexual Assault means that actual penetration did not occur but that other "sexual" elements existed...groping, forced oral contact (either way)or other actions that are considered sxual behavior.
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It is bad to lie.  It is seriously bad to lie about something serious.  And it is illegal to lie to extort money from someone.\n\nIt sounds like you are angry with this guy.  Are you under 18?  It would be rape even if you agreed to it.  Were you drunk or drugged and not able to say no.  Then it is Rape.\n\nOtherwise live a wholesome lifestyle and you won't get hurt.  In fact you will find more love and the guys will want to follow you around like a puppy dog, just wanting to be near you.  \n\nSay no to premarital sex and save yourself from heartache, pregnancy, &  diseases.  You'll also have a nicer selection of gentlemen to choose from when you are ready to marry.
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That would be considered assault in my daughters school.\n\nCoach