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There should be different words for rape. Too many concepts live under the same word banner. My proposition:
Rape:
Actual violent sexual assault, forcibly making someone have sex by drugging them or overpowering them. This word has no other non-metaphoric meaning
Precochement (From French "earliness"):
Sex with someone who is legally underage, instead of "statutory rape" which always implies it is violent or forced
Chantage (from French "blackmail"):
Rape that is not physically forceful but blackmail-y (if you want this acting job goy you must suck my tjp)
Denoblisation (from French "de-noble-isation", like "dehumanisation" but noble qualities not humanity):
The act of a foid accusing a man of rape because she regretted sex with him later.
This way the media can't call someone a horrible rapist just because they put their pp in a foid who learned they were a chud and attempted to denoblise them.
Rape:
Actual violent sexual assault, forcibly making someone have sex by drugging them or overpowering them. This word has no other non-metaphoric meaning
Precochement (From French "earliness"):
Sex with someone who is legally underage, instead of "statutory rape" which always implies it is violent or forced
Chantage (from French "blackmail"):
Rape that is not physically forceful but blackmail-y (if you want this acting job goy you must suck my tjp)
Denoblisation (from French "de-noble-isation", like "dehumanisation" but noble qualities not humanity):
The act of a foid accusing a man of rape because she regretted sex with him later.
This way the media can't call someone a horrible rapist just because they put their pp in a foid who learned they were a chud and attempted to denoblise them.
