if we have sex with a women being tied to the bed,is it consired as rape?
604574
If the female is willing to be tied up and is willing to have sex then it isn't considered rape it's considered Bondage. If at anytime the female tells you to stop and untie her and you refuse then it could become rape and you could/can be charge and possibly convicted of rape.
57314
Sexual abuse hmm.. there are alot of diff.percautions I can list. Try being forceful and saying NO very harshly if you've done that and they persist then it can be considered rape depending on what they are doing.Here are 4 warning signs they are a space invader,they seem distracted,he wants you alone, he wants you wasted.
670151
"Technically" we consider it to be intercourse. (If I was asked if I wanted to/or had had sex with someone...that's what it would mean to me). Oral sex and foreplay are sexual activities, so I would consider myself involved in sexual behavior if things only went that far, but would not consider it the act of "sex".  I hope that makes sense!  You know us woman, we can't answer a simple question with a simple answer.
93564
How awful, I hope the victim is ok...an attempted rape can be nearly as traumatic as a completed assault. Your BF should ask to have the offending coworker transferred to a different crew until he goes to jail.
1168659
Sounds like it could be.  Have some sanitary towels ready just in case.
426336
Wrong section to ask this Q.  But, yes, she can, and yes, it is still rape.  "Getting wet" is about as voluntary as getting and erection; sometimes you want to but can't, sometimes you don't want to but can't help it.  But if a girl says no and the man continues to force her to have sex (regardless of whether she is wet/drunk/a stripper/passed out/etc.) then it is still rape.
409455
Ummmmm.....nope. If you're friend's definition of "sleeping" with a woman is actually having sex with her, and you're definition of "sleeping" with a woman is just that, sleeping, no intercourse...then sorry my friend, you're still a virgin.
627851
Some very good answers already given. I will add this: at least 10% of those seeking help at Rape-Crises Centers are men who have been raped. Mostly they have been raped by other "straight" men. Rape is an act of violence and violation. It is not a sex act although sexual organs may be involved. Many more rapes are committed than are ever reported. \n\nIf the man is not a willing partner and the act is forced upon him, whatever that act involves, that is a form of rape. If a man cannot give consent (drugged, unconscience, mentally impaired or mentally incompetent), most juries would consider that act rape.\n\n"Sued" is rightly questioned by other answerers. Of course one can sue for damages and doctor's costs. Rape is a felony and really belongs in criminal court. A rapist belongs in jail.  Is that rapist still responsible for helping pay back the survivor? Of course, and that is the civil suit.\n\nGood and difficult topic. Thanks for the question.
833521
Yes, there is a possibility of a husband being charged for Raping a wife -- and that is when the husband forces the wife, and she definitely says "NO!" -- most often seen in cases of Domestic Violence.
841401
That she is a prostitute, or an easy "lay"...\n\nInvite girl to your hotel room and a guy thinks its a 'sure thing' that he is in for some sex...\n\nNo two ways about it, and if you hollar "rape", your going to be answering a lot of questions asked by the Police as to WHY you went to a man's hotel room if you weren't going to give him sex!\n\nI wish you well..\n\nJesse
275188
Absolutely it was rape. Taking something that was not offered is wrong, he stole something from you that you did not want to give. He went ahead although you told him no and tried to push him off you. He knew it was wrong. He raped you, absolutely. The fact that you were dating does not mean he has any rights over you, he certainly did not have the right to force himself on you when you did not want to have sex with him. No means no. x
283798
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
670341
Hopefully this person will seek help.  Rape is a very traumatic experience and requires counseling to avoid huge emotional scarring in the future.  The sooner that this person reports the rape, the more likely that the rapist will be caught.
664251
Rape involves penetration.  What you're describing comes under the broader heading of "sexual harassment" and yes, you can face legal consequences for touching or even verbally harassing women without their consent.  Be respectful.
1060908
IF the man actually raped her, then I would tell her to go to the Police with this information!\n\nNow, if she doesnt, then I wouldnt put too much stock in her being raped, and that she was just unfaithful, and that any time you two dissagree, she may turn to this man, (and thats why he calls, to see if she is available again), for comfort, and that being in a sexual nature.\n\nI wish you well..\n\nJesse
1075113
Legally yes it can and has happened. The imfamous urban legend of Biker chicks knocking a guy down and having thier way with him in a park is an example. \n\nThe reality is that it's hard to have unwilling sex with a guy by deffinition. Guys like sex. If they are not in a relationship they have  little incentive to avoid sex, even bad sex. \n\nA guy weak enough to be "raped" would be a laughing stock. The most likely scenario would be a date rape drug and the guy contracts an STD from it's usage. Especially a married or engaged man. However it would be extremely hard for the guy to prove his unwillingness and it would take a mountain of evidence to prove such.
839370
Of course not. "Probing" is not making love any more than is "raping."\n\nStop proposing sexual assaults.