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Well, I'm assuming that this is taking place on a school campus, I could be wrong, but if he were to grab her hand and make her touch him, he's gone. Done......

I'm not totally saying she should do this, but in response to Meems saying she was gonna vomit, I was just trying to say that she has power that she may not realize.

I didn't read the part about him mentioning rape, and certainly making this dude feel small could provoke a violent reaction, however, in my personal experience, standing up to bullies often invokes enough fear that they'll leave you alone. And calling him out could reveal the weak, imature boy that this dude sounds like. He's a coward right?

If he has mentioned rape, authorities need to be called right? That's unacceptable.

He would have a fairly good argument if she was standing there going "it's small right", "show it to me", "how big is it" etc. Alternatively he could report her for harassment.



Coward or not, if he's also a reputation defender with violent inclinations a volatile reaction is likely. I've seen nothing to indicate that he's a coward and a recent study I saw kind of crushed the idea that people bully because they are insecure.

In most countries merely mentioning rape isn't enough to call the authorities unless it can be seen as severe enough to be counted as a threat. It's somewhere along the lines of:

If I say "I wish someone would punch that person" I cannot be charged with anything, If I say "I wish I could punch that person" I cannot be charged with anything. If I say "I'm going to punch you right in the face" it's still a grey area. In essence you have to prove intent and ability to do it.

Is this just in this specific case, or is lets say someone who tells me "If you buy lunch today, I'll buy you lunch tomorrow" yet never buys lunch guilty of theft?

Also, how do you define game? Would someone who lets say wants sex 4 x a week and dresses to the nines every day before marriage, yet wants sex once a month and dresses only in flannels and sweats after marriage be guilty of fraud?

How do you define "false pretenses"? Where do you draw the line between "normal false pretenses" and "Comp_Geek_537 rape equivalent false pretenses"? For instance, if I'm on a date with someone who goes on and on about their family, and I keep telling them "yeah that's interesting" while I'm quite frankly bored to death, and I later sleep with that person, am I guilty of rape

How about if you are married to someone and you do the dishes and clean the house so you'll get sex, does that mean that your significant other is now prostituting themselves for housework?

I actually tried radical honesty for a while, and it doesn't work all that well because people kind of want you to lie to them about certain things. No woman wants to hear "Yes honey, that does make your ass look fat" and no man wants to hear "Yes darling, it is very small". No person of any gender tends to want to hear the negative things they think about themselves from other people. If you're that much in favor of honesty, practice it in your daily life and suffer the consequences of breaking the social protocol day in and day out.

Hell, set up 10 dates, then on that first date tell the woman or man exactly what you are thinking and feeling every second of the evening and see how well that goes for you.