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There is a form of sexual exploitation that is becoming increasingly common, or at least more reported.
Stealthing is the practice of men fooling women into having consensual sex with contraception when in fact they have deliberately punctured pin holes into the condom, or they then remove the condom during the sex act. These men then brag about it online or to their friends.
Women feel deeply violated, they are exposed to possible pregnancy and STD's, and are wondering if this is a form of rape.
What do you think? Is this a form of rape since it involves lack of consent? Is it a crime? If not, should it be a crime? What can be done about it?
Stealthing is the practice of men fooling women into having consensual sex with contraception when in fact they have deliberately punctured pin holes into the condom, or they then remove the condom during the sex act. These men then brag about it online or to their friends.
Women feel deeply violated, they are exposed to possible pregnancy and STD's, and are wondering if this is a form of rape.
What do you think? Is this a form of rape since it involves lack of consent? Is it a crime? If not, should it be a crime? What can be done about it?
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