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27 Aug 2014, 8:26 pm

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Are you insinuating that he raped her with his mind? If no physical contact or unrepricated persistent advancements were made, where is the crime? If it made the woman uncomfortable, why did they not inform him directly?

If you want nothing to do with someone, you shouldn't be going on romantic dates or kissing awkwardly, you should cut all communication and not associate with them.


because if you go on a date with someone, you are giving them permission to have sex with you? there is so much wrong with what you've said....so tired of having these same discussions again and again.

agreeing to a date is not the same as agreeing to making out or intercourse--if i go on a date with a guy, that doesn't mean he has the right to push sex on me that i don't want. also, if a person persists with sexual relations and the other person is afraid to fight because he/she might get violent so they just close their eyes and wait for it to be over--that's still rape, even though it's not "violent" by your standards. if a person is unconscious and so doesn't say no or fight because they're unconscious--that's still rape. if a guy tells a girl if she doesn't have sex with him he will hurt someone she cares about, so she goes along and doesn't fight him--that's still rape.


Why meet outside of a group or public environment? Why go to frat parties? Why drink alcohol or take drugs? I do neither. If you are out running, never go alone and be extremely cautious of who you trust. My point is that there are measures you can take to protect yourself and if you're going around, awkwardly kissing someone, you should be sure it is what you want.



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27 Aug 2014, 8:28 pm

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^^ Yes, she should have asked. It *does* work both ways.


Very much so. Bodies belong to the people living in them. If it's not yours, ask before touching, at least until there's an understanding worked out between the two of you.

I've asked to kiss girls on dates and they've told me later that ruined the date for them. An ex of mine even told me to not ask.


your ex girlfriend doesn't speak for me or for any other woman but herself.



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27 Aug 2014, 8:33 pm

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Are you insinuating that he raped her with his mind? If no physical contact or unrepricated persistent advancements were made, where is the crime? If it made the woman uncomfortable, why did they not inform him directly?

If you want nothing to do with someone, you shouldn't be going on romantic dates or kissing awkwardly, you should cut all communication and not associate with them.


because if you go on a date with someone, you are giving them permission to have sex with you? there is so much wrong with what you've said....so tired of having these same discussions again and again.

agreeing to a date is not the same as agreeing to making out or intercourse--if i go on a date with a guy, that doesn't mean he has the right to push sex on me that i don't want. also, if a person persists with sexual relations and the other person is afraid to fight because he/she might get violent so they just close their eyes and wait for it to be over--that's still rape, even though it's not "violent" by your standards. if a person is unconscious and so doesn't say no or fight because they're unconscious--that's still rape. if a guy tells a girl if she doesn't have sex with him he will hurt someone she cares about, so she goes along and doesn't fight him--that's still rape.


Why meet outside of a group or public environment? Why go to frat parties? Why drink alcohol or take drugs? I do neither. If you are out running, never go alone and be extremely cautious of who you trust. My point is that there are measures you can take to protect yourself and if you're going around, awkwardly kissing someone, you should be sure it is what you want.


Or how about rapists just stop raping/sexually assaulting people instead? What you're saying sounds a bit too much like placing the blame on the victim. "You shouldn't have gone to that party..." or "You shouldn't have been drinking..." or "You should just never leave your home again..." because that's the only way you'll be safe, and if you don't follow any of those suggestions then basically you put yourself in the situation that got you raped?


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27 Aug 2014, 8:34 pm

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Are you insinuating that he raped her with his mind? If no physical contact or unrepricated persistent advancements were made, where is the crime? If it made the woman uncomfortable, why did they not inform him directly?

If you want nothing to do with someone, you shouldn't be going on romantic dates or kissing awkwardly, you should cut all communication and not associate with them.


because if you go on a date with someone, you are giving them permission to have sex with you? there is so much wrong with what you've said....so tired of having these same discussions again and again.

agreeing to a date is not the same as agreeing to making out or intercourse--if i go on a date with a guy, that doesn't mean he has the right to push sex on me that i don't want. also, if a person persists with sexual relations and the other person is afraid to fight because he/she might get violent so they just close their eyes and wait for it to be over--that's still rape, even though it's not "violent" by your standards. if a person is unconscious and so doesn't say no or fight because they're unconscious--that's still rape. if a guy tells a girl if she doesn't have sex with him he will hurt someone she cares about, so she goes along and doesn't fight him--that's still rape.


Why meet outside of a group or public environment? Why go to frat parties? Why drink alcohol or take drugs? I do neither. If you are out running, never go alone and be extremely cautious of who you trust. My point is that there are measures you can take to protect yourself and if you're going around, awkwardly kissing someone, you should be sure it is what you want.


...said every date rapist ever. god, reading this made me want to puke, seriously dude. gross.



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27 Aug 2014, 8:35 pm

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^^ Yes, she should have asked. It *does* work both ways.


Very much so. Bodies belong to the people living in them. If it's not yours, ask before touching, at least until there's an understanding worked out between the two of you.

I've asked to kiss girls on dates and they've told me later that ruined the date for them. An ex of mine even told me to not ask.


your ex girlfriend doesn't speak for me or for any other woman but herself.

Yet you somehow speak for all women when you say you need to ask permission, funny how that works.



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27 Aug 2014, 8:40 pm

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If there's no evidence, the case should simply be dropped, it's wrong to vilify someone that may not be able to read signals and perhaps he is declined socially so I think a certain amount of empathy should be taken into the court room unless he physically forced himself upon the girls whilst they were screaming no, signals can be subtle.


Signals can be subtle: so wait, a genius at reading "yes please kiss/etc. me" is suddenly oblivious when the signal is "I'm not so into this, it's not really what I want"?

Yeah. This is why asking is the thing to do.

There is no case in any court of law. There is very much a case in the court of this guy's professional community, where there is apparently some understanding of what sexual assaults are (note, AD, that it's a considerably broader range than "physically forced himself") and that someone who not only does such things but can't come forward and admit that it's harmful isn't someone they want amongst them.

Likewise the sci writing guy has not been accused in any court of law. But it'll be a long time, if ever, before he works in science writing again. His mere presence is enough to torpedo any project. That's what you get for coming on to women who're just there to work when you're in the position of power, being all creepy and casting-couch at them. I don't know what his family is doing for money these days as his wife was on disability. My guess is the kids have had to revise their college plans. It's too bad, too -- it was really a brilliant career he screwed up for himself. Managed to hurt a lot of other people along theh way.

You can bet that this will happen more and more often. Just grabbing and taking -- doesn't matter how spontaneous and romantic you might think you're being, might wind up very expensive for you.

I hear that we've got these outraged cries again to the effect that it won't be safe for men to breathe, let alone get next to a woman. I just adore the relentlessness of sidestepping and ignoring the obvious solution:

Ask the lady first if it's okay.

Y'all are willing to imagine Male Armageddon before you're willing to contemplate the horrors of asking before touching. Well -- have it your way, then.


But the point is that if the girl reciprocated in the kiss, she is partly responsible as well. She could have turned her head away, she could have explained in a diplomatic way that she wasn't ready or interested and she certainly shouldn't have been alone with this male in question until after several dates.

Although I've had sex with women after ten minutes of meeting them, I made sure it was very forward on their part by many factors.



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27 Aug 2014, 8:42 pm

CommanderKeen wrote:
starvingartist wrote:
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^^ Yes, she should have asked. It *does* work both ways.


Very much so. Bodies belong to the people living in them. If it's not yours, ask before touching, at least until there's an understanding worked out between the two of you.

I've asked to kiss girls on dates and they've told me later that ruined the date for them. An ex of mine even told me to not ask.


your ex girlfriend doesn't speak for me or for any other woman but herself.

Yet you somehow speak for all women when you say you need to ask permission, funny how that works.


The point isn't that ALL woman want to be asked first, but that SOME woman don't want to be touched without giving permission, and if you don't know what kind of woman you are dealing with, then it's best to find out before you end up sexually assaulting the person. Why is this so hard for people to accept without resorting to the same lame arguments?

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27 Aug 2014, 8:46 pm

CommanderKeen wrote:
starvingartist wrote:
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^^ Yes, she should have asked. It *does* work both ways.


Very much so. Bodies belong to the people living in them. If it's not yours, ask before touching, at least until there's an understanding worked out between the two of you.

I've asked to kiss girls on dates and they've told me later that ruined the date for them. An ex of mine even told me to not ask.


your ex girlfriend doesn't speak for me or for any other woman but herself.

Yet you somehow speak for all women when you say you need to ask permission, funny how that works.


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27 Aug 2014, 8:49 pm

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Pretty much this. Also keep in mind women who have gone through trauma, will be bias against men in a lot of cases. It's easy for women who have been sexually assaulted to view men as evil by default. I am not saying this is the case with starvingartist, but it does happen quite often. I had an ex girlfriend, whom is into polygamy. I had two girlfriends, she had two boyfriends. I was good friends with the other guy she was dating. She is bisexual, so she had girlfriends as well. Well I witnessed how nice she was to all her girlfriends, yet when it came to us (the guys) she was very mean. She even made the guy cry, just so she could get off on it. She was always talking about how she was raped, but yet at the same time would put herself in risky situations, like going to get the mail in her bra and panties and working outside at 2am. She also told me how she used to be an escort. Yes, I did make a huge mistake dating this person. Obviously most women who are raped don't act like her and dont put themselves in those kinds of situations. Rape is a terrible thing, but some women who get raped get really traumatized by it and develop this hatred towards men, some even become prostitutes. I've witnessed a few rape victims become prostitutes.


CK, this "women who are assaulted hate all men" thing is misogynistic. If you can't retract this yourself I'll ask a mod to do it for you.

Yes, because I implied all rape victim are like that. Some women are mean, oh that's misogynistic, some women are prostitutes, oh that's misogynistic. All this is utterly ridiculous. Go ahead a tell a mod. Honestly if I get banned, it gives me an excuse not to look at comments like this anymore. Actually please report me to a mod, I want you to. I guess it's misogynistic to even acknowledge people like my ex girlfriend even exist. A lot of the men on this forum act like women are radioactive. As if asking a girl out is up there with grabbing her ass. It's all ridiculous, but it's no wonder some of the males on this forum feel that way, if they come on here and read some of the absurd things some member on this forum say, like you should ask permission before you kiss a girl, if you're out on a date with them. I've seen bitterness from both genders on this forum and the Hippocratic is unreal.


implying that sexual assault survivors are embittered "damaged goods" is not at all a misogynistic cliché. :roll:

just admit you stepped in it talking about something you don't really understand.

edited* to fix quotes

Oh yeah, because nothing that I've witnessed with my ex girlfriend and certain other women never happened. They were are just a fabrication of my own mind. Thank you, thank you so much for drawing me to this conclusion Doctor Artist. I have seen the error of my ways. It's all so clear to me now. There are no bitter women that exist. It all makes so much sense now. Women who hate men don't exist. I'm so happy I can finally see clearly. I can see clearly now the rain is gone, I can see all obstacles in my way.



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27 Aug 2014, 8:52 pm

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Are you insinuating that he raped her with his mind? If no physical contact or unrepricated persistent advancements were made, where is the crime? If it made the woman uncomfortable, why did they not inform him directly?

If you want nothing to do with someone, you shouldn't be going on romantic dates or kissing awkwardly, you should cut all communication and not associate with them.


because if you go on a date with someone, you are giving them permission to have sex with you? there is so much wrong with what you've said....so tired of having these same discussions again and again.

agreeing to a date is not the same as agreeing to making out or intercourse--if i go on a date with a guy, that doesn't mean he has the right to push sex on me that i don't want. also, if a person persists with sexual relations and the other person is afraid to fight because he/she might get violent so they just close their eyes and wait for it to be over--that's still rape, even though it's not "violent" by your standards. if a person is unconscious and so doesn't say no or fight because they're unconscious--that's still rape. if a guy tells a girl if she doesn't have sex with him he will hurt someone she cares about, so she goes along and doesn't fight him--that's still rape.


Why meet outside of a group or public environment? Why go to frat parties? Why drink alcohol or take drugs? I do neither. If you are out running, never go alone and be extremely cautious of who you trust. My point is that there are measures you can take to protect yourself and if you're going around, awkwardly kissing someone, you should be sure it is what you want.


Or how about rapists just stop raping/sexually assaulting people instead? What you're saying sounds a bit too much like placing the blame on the victim. "You shouldn't have gone to that party..." or "You shouldn't have been drinking..." or "You should just never leave your home again..." because that's the only way you'll be safe, and if you don't follow any of those suggestions then basically you put yourself in the situation that got you raped?


No, rapists aren't going to stop raping as animals won't stop being animals but do things to protect yourself like wear a whistle out running or only go out to a club environment with a group of protective friends. There are safety measures and precautions that I take as a male and I think anyone should have a good set of rules and awareness.

Always keep your senses about you because there are people who will exploit you if they can and males are in danger as there are many who swing the other way.



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27 Aug 2014, 8:56 pm

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CommanderKeen wrote:
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Pretty much this. Also keep in mind women who have gone through trauma, will be bias against men in a lot of cases. It's easy for women who have been sexually assaulted to view men as evil by default. I am not saying this is the case with starvingartist, but it does happen quite often. I had an ex girlfriend, whom is into polygamy. I had two girlfriends, she had two boyfriends. I was good friends with the other guy she was dating. She is bisexual, so she had girlfriends as well. Well I witnessed how nice she was to all her girlfriends, yet when it came to us (the guys) she was very mean. She even made the guy cry, just so she could get off on it. She was always talking about how she was raped, but yet at the same time would put herself in risky situations, like going to get the mail in her bra and panties and working outside at 2am. She also told me how she used to be an escort. Yes, I did make a huge mistake dating this person. Obviously most women who are raped don't act like her and dont put themselves in those kinds of situations. Rape is a terrible thing, but some women who get raped get really traumatized by it and develop this hatred towards men, some even become prostitutes. I've witnessed a few rape victims become prostitutes.


CK, this "women who are assaulted hate all men" thing is misogynistic. If you can't retract this yourself I'll ask a mod to do it for you.

Yes, because I implied all rape victim are like that. Some women are mean, oh that's misogynistic, some women are prostitutes, oh that's misogynistic. All this is utterly ridiculous. Go ahead a tell a mod. Honestly if I get banned, it gives me an excuse not to look at comments like this anymore. Actually please report me to a mod, I want you to. I guess it's misogynistic to even acknowledge people like my ex girlfriend even exist. A lot of the men on this forum act like women are radioactive. As if asking a girl out is up there with grabbing her ass. It's all ridiculous, but it's no wonder some of the males on this forum feel that way, if they come on here and read some of the absurd things some member on this forum say, like you should ask permission before you kiss a girl, if you're out on a date with them. I've seen bitterness from both genders on this forum and the Hippocratic is unreal.


implying that sexual assault survivors are embittered "damaged goods" is not at all a misogynistic cliché. :roll:

just admit you stepped in it talking about something you don't really understand.

edited* to fix quotes

Oh yeah, because nothing that I've witnessed with my ex girlfriend and certain other women never happened. They were are just a fabrication of my own mind. Thank you, thank you so much for drawing me to this conclusion Doctor Artist. I have seen the error of my ways. It's all so clear to me now. There are no bitter women that exist. It all makes so much sense now. Women who hate men don't exist. I'm so happy I can finally see clearly. I can see clearly now the rain is gone, I can see all obstacles in my way.


it's taking your experience with a couple of women and applying it to all other women who've experienced sexual assault (but not me, because you made sure to explicitly mention me as a possible exception) that makes it misogynistic. the survivors you have known don't speak for me and they don't represent me or my experience, or the experience of many other survivors, because we are all individuals and have dealt with our experiences in our own individual ways. and trust me, if most of the women who have experienced sexual assault at the hands of men were hateful and bitter and angry about it, it wouldn't be safe for men to leave their homes because those hateful b*****s would be EVERYWHERE. you would be amazed how many women out there are able to not carry a grudge against all men because of one or two turds they've known too personally. you would be f*****g amazed.



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27 Aug 2014, 8:57 pm

starvingartist wrote:
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^^ Yes, she should have asked. It *does* work both ways.


Very much so. Bodies belong to the people living in them. If it's not yours, ask before touching, at least until there's an understanding worked out between the two of you.

I've asked to kiss girls on dates and they've told me later that ruined the date for them. An ex of mine even told me to not ask.


your ex girlfriend doesn't speak for me or for any other woman but herself.


When you say comments like that, then obviously others will have to point out that it works this way for you as well.

We get what you went through. I understand that it must have been traumatizing. I hope you are doing your best in moving forward. I have dated some that opened up to me about past experiences that were traumatizing as well. They actually prefer not to talk about it either. The sense I get in here is that many people don't want to talk about their past traumas.

As for guys in here. I understand that you guys went through some pretty crappy relationships with predators who appeared to prey on your naivety and generosity. But the more you dwell on it, the shittier your attitude is likely going to be about it. I hope you are also doing your best to move forward.

To everyone- One thing I notice about victims that want to continue on being victims is they like to revel in their pain and self misery and try and hold others back as well. I have watched co-workers get fired over using this victim mentality (you simply can't win with someone like this, they often like to use emotional blackmail, or any other type of blackmail to get what they want). If my memory serves me correctly, the accuser in this Temkin case didn't want to discuss the matter any further after she brought up the pain. She pretty much stated that she doesn't wish to play the victim role any further. Sounds like she is moving on. You often gain power over your own life again when you decide to move on from something that really hurts you and make you feel afraid. I know that from my experience as well.


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27 Aug 2014, 9:00 pm

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Always keep your senses about you because there are people who will exploit you if they can and males are in danger as there are many who swing the other way.


Talk to a sexual assault survivor and ask them how they feel when people tell them about all of the things they can do/could have done to protect themselves (like they don't/didn't already know). Sometimes doing what you can to protect yourself doesn't stop rape or sexual assault from happening.


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starvingartist wrote:
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starvingartist wrote:
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Pretty much this. Also keep in mind women who have gone through trauma, will be bias against men in a lot of cases. It's easy for women who have been sexually assaulted to view men as evil by default. I am not saying this is the case with starvingartist, but it does happen quite often. I had an ex girlfriend, whom is into polygamy. I had two girlfriends, she had two boyfriends. I was good friends with the other guy she was dating. She is bisexual, so she had girlfriends as well. Well I witnessed how nice she was to all her girlfriends, yet when it came to us (the guys) she was very mean. She even made the guy cry, just so she could get off on it. She was always talking about how she was raped, but yet at the same time would put herself in risky situations, like going to get the mail in her bra and panties and working outside at 2am. She also told me how she used to be an escort. Yes, I did make a huge mistake dating this person. Obviously most women who are raped don't act like her and dont put themselves in those kinds of situations. Rape is a terrible thing, but some women who get raped get really traumatized by it and develop this hatred towards men, some even become prostitutes. I've witnessed a few rape victims become prostitutes.


CK, this "women who are assaulted hate all men" thing is misogynistic. If you can't retract this yourself I'll ask a mod to do it for you.

Yes, because I implied all rape victim are like that. Some women are mean, oh that's misogynistic, some women are prostitutes, oh that's misogynistic. All this is utterly ridiculous. Go ahead a tell a mod. Honestly if I get banned, it gives me an excuse not to look at comments like this anymore. Actually please report me to a mod, I want you to. I guess it's misogynistic to even acknowledge people like my ex girlfriend even exist. A lot of the men on this forum act like women are radioactive. As if asking a girl out is up there with grabbing her ass. It's all ridiculous, but it's no wonder some of the males on this forum feel that way, if they come on here and read some of the absurd things some member on this forum say, like you should ask permission before you kiss a girl, if you're out on a date with them. I've seen bitterness from both genders on this forum and the Hippocratic is unreal.


implying that sexual assault survivors are embittered "damaged goods" is not at all a misogynistic cliché. :roll:

just admit you stepped in it talking about something you don't really understand.

edited* to fix quotes

Oh yeah, because nothing that I've witnessed with my ex girlfriend and certain other women never happened. They were are just a fabrication of my own mind. Thank you, thank you so much for drawing me to this conclusion Doctor Artist. I have seen the error of my ways. It's all so clear to me now. There are no bitter women that exist. It all makes so much sense now. Women who hate men don't exist. I'm so happy I can finally see clearly. I can see clearly now the rain is gone, I can see all obstacles in my way.


it's taking your experience with a couple of women and applying it to all other women who've experienced sexual assault (but not me, because you made sure to explicitly mention me as a possible exception) that makes it misogynistic. the survivors you have known don't speak for me and they don't represent me or my experience, or the experience of many other survivors, because we are all individuals and have dealt with our experiences in our own individual ways. and trust me, if most of the women who have experienced sexual assault at the hands of men were hateful and bitter and angry about it, it wouldn't be safe for men to leave their homes because those hateful b*****s would be EVERYWHERE. you would be amazed how many women out there are able to not carry a grudge against all men because of one or two turds they've known too personally. you would be f*****g amazed.

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Oh and if you are a male, you are more likely to get raped by a group as the other male will think he needs the extra manpower or a weapon to rape another man, look at prison rapes or rapes that occur with men.

"A 29-year-old man opened the door of his flat in Doncaster to a man he knew. This man was David Betts, 27, slightly the worse for drink, explaining that he couldn't return home drunk to his pregnant girlfriend. Betts then produced a knife and ordered his victim into his bedroom. He raped him twice in three hours. Horrific violence; terrible bruises.

THIS IS not an isolated case. In Glasgow a man says: 'I can only tell you about the pain, because pain is all I feel.' Two years ago he was dragged on to a field at dusk by three men, one of whom he knew.

In the London area there were attacks in Croydon, London Bridge, Streatham, Finsbury Park and Piccadilly Circus. Last month a 30-year-old man claimed he was raped by a gang of drunken soldiers near army barracks in Aldershot.

Richie McMullen's book, Male Rape: Breaking the Silence on the Last Taboo, kicks off with a statement that is repeated and supported by research throughout the text: most male rapes are committed by heterosexuals.

This morning, Ben, a heterosexual man of 35, will try to leave his house. Most likely he'll fail. He used to go out to work - no more. He used to go out after dark. He used to have a fiancee.

Ben is a big man, ex-Army, could look after himself. He used to find it easy to make friends. 'I had the normal life,' he says. He was raped in 1989 in Kensington by a stranger with a knife. He cries as he talks, as he relives his trauma. He apologises. He holds his hands to his face. He continues. 'I want to tell you what it's like,' he says."