@mzibifaka Ahan, you are projecting yourself to me o. This advice is perfectly suited to you.

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@mzibifaka Ahan this is a skit mehn😆😆😆😆😆 the one running round in circles just rambling is accusing me of running in circles. 😆😆😆😆😆

@Josh_with_Sauce 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

@Akustics Exactly! That's what I am trying to stress! So is it out of place for me to stress that consent is nuanced in marriage?

@mzibifaka Lol, it has to be asked if you are okay because you are not speaking like you are. Again, I ask, are you okay? Until you stop falsely imputing into my argument, that question would be on the table. If you can't debate without faux indignation and silly imputation, are you okay?

@mzibifaka As usual, just rambling!

Marital rape should be deemed committed. So how does that downplay women's reality? You think I am here for victimship Olympics? Mtchew. (3

@mzibifaka Ahan, is this a skit? Is rape limited to forceful penetration alone? Is your goal in this discuss to win the victimship Olympics or a fair construction of a law that protects married couples?

@dosunmumubarak You can't say no one is disputing it, I mean there are some who are refusing to admit that sexual relations between married couples is nuanced.

@Akustics The law should approach marital rape such that where a spouse EXPRESSLY REFUSES consent and the other spouse continues, the crime of marital rape is committed. Requiring express consent before initiating is where I believe there would be problems.

@Akustics Chaiiiii I mistakenly deleted my comment

@mzibifaka The crime of marital rape should have its own special elements catering to the nuance of marriage, why then would I refuse (according to you) to call forced sex rape? Are you actually okay? What kind of nonsense is that? (2

If you admit that both spouses can perpetrate the crime, why are you acting like it's preposterous to expect the law to protect both husbands and wives, simply because it's women that are more likely to be victims? What kind of skewed argument is this? It's like saying because (1

@dosunmumubarak Expressly refused and the other party continues. But requiring express consent before initiating sexual gestures in marriage would undoubtedly affect sexual relations in marriage

@Lordm3la I don't plan to win an argument with emotional people, I merely want to lay bare the dearth of reasoning in their argument.