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Can Rape Be Possible In Marriage?


If You Are Caught In A Situation Where Your Submission Is Forced, Can You Take Your Partner To Court? If You Did Go To Court, Would You Fear Public Humiliation?

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Marital Rape 7095

Marital Rape

Marital rape is far more common than many people realize and sadly, it often goes unreported and unprosecuted. History of Marital Rape Law and Custom One reason for the silence about marital rape (also known as spousal rape and conjugal rape) is... keep reading →
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Can Rape be Possible in Marrage 6791

Can Rape be Possible in Marrage

No agreement, marriage or otherwise, should take away a person's right of ownership over their own body. No means no and your partner can whine and cry and beg, but they cannot take what is not theirs. keep reading →
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Tamar_Georgina profile image85

Tamar_Georgina says

I wasnt married but the situation occured and i honestly thought it was my own fault. I was going through a seriously violent relationship and i thought that no one else would want me. I was told i was dirty and disgusting and soiled and that no one would ever touch me. I ended up having a nervous breakdown and was helped to get out of the relationship by my parents. I trully thought no one would believe me. Only a handful of people know the truth. I still couldnt take him to court or get him charged. Apart from the fact it was 9 years ago, i still feel no one would ever believe me.

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Amy M profile image83

Amy M says

Yes rape does occur in marriage. Much more often than reported, no doubt. The victim should be able to press charges against the spouse under domestic violence laws. Unfortunately, many states, towns and cities are still not very cooperative with organizations like Battered Women. Like any rape trial, the victim is usually made out like the villian.

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What is the definition of rape? 6186

What is the definition of rape?

According to findlaw.com, rape is, "non-consensual sexual intercourse that is committed by physical force, threat of injury, or other duress. A lack of consent can include the victim's inability to say 'no' to... keep reading →
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solarcaptain profile image84

solarcaptain says

Yes it is possible for a female to be convicted of rape, as well as a man. Most people who study this anomoly believe rape is a crime of violence and not a crime of passion.

No one wants someone entereing their private space without mutual accent. But if push comes to shove, it is well to know the law. Who wants to be in someone else's space anyway, regardless of what it is called.?

There is this myth that a man or most men will go for any woman available. That is a myth and absolutely not true. Maybe an alcoholic who is blind drunk.

But there are unattractive males and females that are totally gross and unattractive in any way to the opposite sex. I don't count among those the ones that are mannered, well dressed and well spoken. Sometimes, people are attractive but not necessarily in the so called good looking box.

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H P Roychoudhury profile image88

H P Roychoudhury says

What is the difference of marriage and rape? A marriage is an agreement for consensual sexual intercourse while rape is a non-consensual inter course. If rape is committed by physical force, it is punishable under the law of court.

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DanuckInUSA profile image75

DanuckInUSA says

There are indeed laws that prohibit the rape of a woman in a marriage. The law governs the sex between adults be consensual. That law does not dissapear once the adults are married.

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playeroffraud says

Yes, of course! You can go to court, you can win - jail time for the person and/or monitary compense for your pain and suffering.

Why would you fear humiliation by the public? You have suffered the worst humiliation there is already by having been raped.

Beginning the healing process can/will only make things get better for you over all!

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tanay253 profile image1

tanay253 says

yes its possible but most of the time it goes unreported.

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