Would you consider this sexual abuse/rape?

Well...if she doesn't say "No" or doesn't make it "clear" she doesn't want to engage in the activity, I think it would be kind of hard to prove rape or sexual abuse. It doesn't matter if she was drunk, high or whatever IMO. I'm not defending or justifying taking advantage of someone when they are not in their "right state of mind," I'm just saying I think it would be hard to prove it was abuse or rape.

If the girl got drunk by herself and didn't do anything do let the man know to stop then it is not rape. If he MADE her do things she refused to do, or hit her etc. then that's abuse/rape. Shes the one who drank and you know the outcome of getting f'd up. If she didn't refuse then its not a rape.


It would have to depend on the exact situation and all the different variables that go along with a situation like this. Either way it really depends on whos story is more reliable and ofcource on the ages of the people involved. How many witnesses and how did the two parties know each other.


I do agree with this.
Quoting judybant:
yes, it was a molestation, at minimum. Doesn't matter if she got drunk or not. Anybody who would think it's okay to have sex with someone who's that sloppy drunk needs help anyway...
- AdensMommy1107
on Jun. 3, 2010 at 11:42 PM