just read a piece saying that for young teenager girls, saying no to an older man is just part of the toolbox, the most universal "rite of passage" towards adul

just read a piece saying that for young teenager girls, saying no to an older man is just part of the toolbox, the most universal "rite of passage" towards adulthood: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/may/09/teenage-girls-unwanted-adult-male-attention https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/may/09/teenag... a day ago a girl which i was dating was so surprised that i was kind. she indeed either got harassed, spied on, bullied or raped by all of her male partners. (another one had a loaded gun pointed at her face because the boyfriend was jealous. oh no wait, three of my partners almost got killed.) in fact 100% of my female partners and 99% of my female friends got raped at least once (many male ones too, but less). not even talking of such "offering", it's just "normal" for most. a statistical quirk, i doubt it. perhaps sexual education of male fellows might be important? and when i say male i talk for myself too, as a bisexual 50% of intercourses i had with ppl of my gender had at least one non-consensual element done to me. the line is blurry sometimes but the problem is well there. i tend to think there some kind of cultural issue there: every ad targeting men tries to explain them how many young girls they will f** if they buy the product. reminds me my former roommate brought a box of actual sugar, guess the branding: Daddy