Comments on: The Rape Fantasy: A Vestige of Natural Selection?

By: Kamen no Maid Guy 11 and some gender analysis. I kid you not. » Incredible Nothing!

Sun, 06 Jul 2008 03:45:28 +0000

[...] sex, it’s rarely anything about anything other than her looks, proportions etc. (and if Baka-Raptor is right, those who don’t join in that fray will be left to die out by themselves) A [...]

By: Baka-Raptor

Baka-Raptor — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 02:35:51 +0000

@hikari: This site is appropriate for all ages. 11 year olds get raped. If you don’t know anything about rape until it actually happens, how are you supposed to protect yourself?

By: hikari

hikari — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 00:01:46 +0000

is this to much for a 11 year old girl to read cause i read stuff like dis all the time and i luv watchin anime thats not apropiate for girls my age of course my parents dont know i watch it but that just makes it more exciting u know well its nice to take my feelings out anyways thnx 4 making dis site its awesome ^_^

By: Baka-Raptor

Baka-Raptor — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 22:29:47 +0000

@Praz: Thousands of years ago, some men feared prison rape and some didn’t. The ones who didn’t fear prison rape were more likely to commit crimes and go to jail. The men who feared prison rape avoided criminal activity and were less likely to go to jail. These men had more opportunities to have straight, child-producing sex. Over time, the prison-rape-indifferent gene died out with prisoners while the prison-rape-fearing gene flourished. That’s why all modern men live their lives in fear of prison rape.

By: Praz

Praz — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 22:14:54 +0000

Do Tom DuBois’ prison rape dreams count as ‘fantasies’? If so, how is it explained by natural selection?

By: Baka-Raptor

Baka-Raptor — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 14:52:01 +0000

@C.I.: I never get tired of hearing it.

@A Day Without Me: Being a housewife is the best “job” ever. I want to be a housewife. That’d rule. I’d sit at home watching anime all day.

@A Day Without Me: BL fantasies are like quicksand: the harder you struggle, the harder it is to get out. If I just ignore them, they’ll eventually go away.

By: A Day Without Me

A Day Without Me — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 03:58:25 +0000

Wow, and I notice you’re not trying to dodge the BL-fantasies any more… XD

By: A Day Without Me

A Day Without Me — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 03:55:42 +0000

@ Baka-Raptor – Alright, point taken – although I do think less girls/women actually mooch off on homework than would seem. Anyway, besides, if the guy is stupid enough to let her, man, isn’t it his own damn fault?

As for housewives… I think the only one’s who have it easy are the rich ones, and they’re just trophies anyway.

By: C.I.

C.I. — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 20:09:31 +0000

I know Hinano said it already, but this post, good sir, is MADE OF WIN.

By: Baka-Raptor

Baka-Raptor — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 09:59:59 +0000

@A Day Without Me: I remember reading about him/her. Academia can be stubborn, especially among the older generations, but younger techies would bend over backwards to see more women get ahead. Microsoft has a notoriously rigorous interview process: several rounds, difficult on-the-spot coding problems, rejecting people with stellar resumes, etc…. However, a girl from my high school (who’s pretty smart but definitely not as smart as me) got the job after one “how are you” interview. That’s reality. If I were a girl, I don’t know why I’d do anything other than engineering. Guys would do my homework, give me a job, and then do my job for me. That’s almost as sweet a deal as being a lazy housewife.

@IKnight: Doesn’t make sense to me either.

@LJ: The laws are terrible. Rape laws used to require absolute resistance from the victim. That was rightfully lessened to a reasonable degree of resistance. Then it was lessened to the rapist using some degree of force above and beyond what normally occurs during sex. Then some dumbass activist judge decided that penetration is force in and of itself, so penetration alone can be rape absent any real force. Going back to itsubun’s comments about battery, she’s perpetuating a common misconception that rape requires real force, a misconception that tragically lands many seemingly innocent men in the slammer (where they actually get raped). Rape can be unintentional. Most sex could be legally viewed rape because few people explicitly ask for consent. “It just happened” is legally rape. “We were in the mood” is legally rape. “One thing led to another” is legally rape. Explicit consent that’s later withdrawn is legally rape. Some college campuses require students to sign written forms before they have sex; otherwise it’s rape. It’s ridiculous.

@digitalboy: Sorry.

@Michael: You’re right. It’s only gay if somebody sees you watching it.

@Ina: If you liked this post, you’ll love every other post I’ve ever written, ever.

@Omisyth: That’s why we have the 2nd Amendment.

@korosora: Fantasies are fine. I’m always fantasizing about violence, not that I’m actually going to roundhouse kick every bicyclist riding past me. In fact, fantasizing may serve and important role in relieving urges to actually go out and do these things.