If a woman consents to a sexual activity but then says "stop" would that be rape?
967780
No means no and stop means stop.  Sex is only consensual while consent is given and consent can be withdrawn at any time.   If sex continues after consent has been retracted, then it is rape.  There is no such thing as unconditional or unrvokable consent.
993211
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/
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
255919
The question wasnt too clear but what ive gathered is that you like a guy and were playing a sexual game which you wanted to stop and he kept going anyway. if not disregard my answer. Obviously this game is over so if he took it the whole way and you said no you were raped. rape is not cool no matter how much you like someone and you should report it. If he did stop but touched you in ways you didnt want then you need to use your judgement as far as how violated you feel. since you started the game together you could always tell him that you felt he went too far and that you do like him but that he should respect you enough to stop when you arent comfortable anymore. if it can be resolved like that great, if not then sexual harrassment charges can be filed.
154570
No, there is nothing in the Constitution that says one person can make another person consent to sexual relations. \n\nQuite the contrary, the constitution gives us the right to be free in many, many ways.\n\nIf you're having sex with someone that doesn't want to have sex with you you're committing rape.
997936
If it's between 2 CONSENTING adults, and both sides are cool.... It's your body, your moral issue- do what you think is right.\nPeople have done worse things for less.....
530968
Elaborating on a previously-discussed topic for your final exam makes sense.\n\nLet's define rape as forcing sex upon someone who doesn't want it -- either can be male or female. Let's also assume that if rape were to end, it would end for all time. Not end for ten minutes, then resume again.\n\nSince I have never been raped and future rape would be impossible, there would be no direct effect. Not to sound insensitive to rape victims, but this would be a nice relief to me.\n\nI imagine that this would affect four other groups of people -- past rapists and their victims, future rape victims who now shall never be raped and future rapists who shall be unable to perform their tragic act -- and since I surely interact with members of all groups, my life would change through my interactions with these people.\n\nWe can remove from consideration those who have never been raped but would be raped in the future, but now shall not, because rape has ended, as well as their rapists, because they will all live unaffected by this tragedy (thankfully).\n\nSo it comes down to the changes in previous rape victims and their rapists, and how my interactions with them would change me.\n\nI simply do not know how this would affect victims of past rape, so I do not know how this would affect me.\n\n---\n\nIt's also possible to assume that rape would end because ALL sex would end (a sure-fire way to end rape is to simply end sex, yes?). In this manner, there would probably be more bitter people in this world, which would surely make me more upset (esp. after not having any sex). In the long run, there'd probably be even fewer people to interact with, assuming there's no alternative method of procreation utilized or created.
906360
If you say "no" and he still has sex with you, then it is rape.  Please confide in a trusted adult to help you with this situation.
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.
374667
All of them.  That's why it is called rape.  If it were not rape, then there would be nothing to to to court about.  Regardless of individual court cases, the trick is whether or not the courts are convicting the true rapist or not.  One fine line, however, may be that of statutory rape in which the so called victim has consented or even initiated sexual relations. Of this I do not know of any specific court cases.
13434
It actually works the same way as with a female, when the guy or girl says stop and the girls doesn't...that is all it takes, but a guy most likely will not come out and admit he was raped.
890968
Rape is Rape.  It doesn't matter if your married.  If you force a woman to perform a sexual act (even your wife) it is rape.  Just because a woman marries does not mean she gives up her right to say no.  This is the law in all 50 states.
77892
If she refuses, then RESPECT IT! To refuse something in a soft voice still means refusing, and forget the old stupid rule that when woman says No, it means Yes. You certainly don't want her to accept sex under the pressure. Just take your time.
1055619
There is reason why, recently, we have seen the use of the term 'consenting adults' in relation to sexual practice. It is because, in order for it to be 'ok', both partners must have knowledge of what they are doing, what to expect and be in agreement about wanting to complete the act. This is about the time that 'communication' comes into play. It may seem kind of strange and uncomfortable, but it is important to discuss the 'fantasy', establish boundaries and (this will come in handy) decide on a keyword or phrase that one of you can use to let the other know that things have gotten out of hand or gone too far. You are stepping into an area that falls under the category 'S/M' which includes Bondage and Discipline, Sado-Masochism and Dom/Sub play. Talking it over first can make it an enjoyable experience...acting on the 'knowledge' that 'she-wants-it' IS rape and could land you in big trouble.
38053
Yes and that is called rape. If it is in a marriage it can still be rape but many couples will have sex just to please their partner and their is nothing wrong with that. But being pressured does not make it enjoyable.
232694
You are a stalker and have deviant behavior.  If you truly don't want to rape someone, and I think it will happen if you get frustrated for too long, go to a psychiatrist..NOW!!!  Spare some women the pain that you will cause them.  You are a very dangerous person right now.
788305
I appreciate your wit.  The question is a good one. Neither God nor the state have any business in the bedrooms of the nation providing the operative words are:  CONSENTING and ADULT.