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bold, italicized bullshit is still bullshit.
bold, italicized bullshit is still bullshit.
Cheer up dude.. God still loves ya!
Anne Marie
bold, italicized bullshit is still bullshit.
Cheer up dude.. God still loves ya!
Anne Marie
Never doubted it for a second.
And btw, you still never demonstrated any real societal need to protect dipshits from catching a hummer from a dude. You've repeated a few times that it is a serious need, but you've offered no sound reasoning for how you reached this conclusion.
Am I supposed to just take your word for it?
Anne Marie, anonymous consensual sex is just that, anonymous and consensual. Buyer beware.No. It shouldn't be a crime.
No more than a guy lying about what he does for a living to get into a chick's panties should be a crime of misreprestentation. If you consent, you consent. Tough shit.
I believes it becomes a crime when a sexual act is actually performed on the unsuspecting receiver... for lack of a better word. lol. But seriously, the crying game is a very serious game. It's almost like Russian Roulette where the transvestite is betting on a positive outcome against reasonably high odds that once found out, he'll get the crap beat out of him. Especially in third world countries. Sheeeesh! Can you imagine?
Anne Marie
Anne Marie, anonymous consensual sex is just that, anonymous and consensual. Buyer beware.No. It shouldn't be a crime.
No more than a guy lying about what he does for a living to get into a chick's panties should be a crime of misreprestentation. If you consent, you consent. Tough shit.
I believes it becomes a crime when a sexual act is actually performed on the unsuspecting receiver... for lack of a better word. lol. But seriously, the crying game is a very serious game. It's almost like Russian Roulette where the transvestite is betting on a positive outcome against reasonably high odds that once found out, he'll get the crap beat out of him. Especially in third world countries. Sheeeesh! Can you imagine?
Anne Marie
Why do you have such a bug up your ass about guys who get blown by other guys in dresses?
So you're saying pretending to be a woman while engaging in an anonymous consensual sexual act should be a crime because there is a higher risk you might have HIV than if you are a real woman?Cheer up dude.. God still loves ya!
Anne Marie
Never doubted it for a second.
And btw, you still never demonstrated any real societal need to protect dipshits from catching a hummer from a dude. You've repeated a few times that it is a serious need, but you've offered no sound reasoning for how you reached this conclusion.
Am I supposed to just take your word for it?
Okay, what if that girlyman had AIDS and bit the guy's penis by accident, creating the potentiality of spreading it to the unsuspecting receiver?
AIDS carries the highest rate in promiscuous male homosexuals than any other group.
Anne Marie
If you live in any of the big cities, this happens more often that you can imagine. A man goes into a bar, perhaps with friends, has a few drinks, maybe looking for a little action, becomes engaged in a stimulating conversation with a "beautiful" woman, has a few more drinks with her, and before he knows it, she's blowing him in his car and he goes for third base and POW!! the woman has a penis.
Now seriously, many guys would claim that that would never happen to them. That they would know if a woman were a man. Perhaps that might be true in any other setting, completely sober, but that doesn't matter. Heterosexual males do not typically change gender preference no matter what condition they're in.
I've asked this question quite often and some of the guys said they would beat the shit out of the he/she under those circumstances. Some have reacted more violently, and of course some took it to an extreme level which ended up in murder, or at least manslaughter were it was not premeditated. More like a crime of passion. Imagine kissing a woman who is a guy? Imagine getting a bj from a woman who turns out to be a guy? I mean this is a primal instinct reaction to the ultimate deception. Gender relations. Can the victim be genuinely prosecuted given these circumstances? And should the deceiver be charged?
There are several issues here. Considering the nature of sexual relations with another person, something very personal, I truly believe that such a deception could be considered rape or at the very least sexual assault because whatever sexual act was performed on the unsuspecting individual they did not yet have the opportunity to completely confirm the gender of the other person, believing that they were in the right arena. Thus they only consented to having sex, some form of sex with what they were led to believe was a particular gender. Ethically, that individual should have disclosed their true identity no matter how badly they needed affection from the same sex. They knew that they would not have gotten that far with someone had they disclosed that information. That's to begin with.
Sexually Provoked: Recognizing Sexual Misrepresentation as Adequate Provocation
Bradford Bigler*
53 UCLA L. Rev. 783 (2006)
Research suggests that a serious sexual misrepresentation can spark an emotional firestorm in the deceived. But, as a matter of law, can this emotional firestorm be considered a reasonable heat of passion? In short, when may a killer assert the provocation defense given a serious sexual misrepresentation? The law currently addresses this question in a haphazard way. Despite the recurrent deception theme found in many provocation casessuch as those involving the concealment of adultery, sexual identity, or sexual health statusthe law applies to these cases a patchwork of legal theories that masks the role of the deception in bringing about a reasonable heat of passion. This ad hoc approach leaves the provocation defense both doctrinally disconnected and normatively unappealing. This Comment thus proposes treating sexual misrepresentation as legally adequate provocation when (1) a defendant engages in a sexual act while reasonably deceived, (2) regarding a fact reasonably material to consent, and (3) the discovery of which would cause a reasonable person a severe mental or emotional crisis upon discovery.
* Editor, UCLA Law Review, Volume 53. J.D. Candidate, UCLA School of Law, 2006; B.S., United States Military Academy, 1999. The author is a Captain in the United States Army on active duty, and is studying under the Armys Funded Legal Education Program, pending transfer to the Judge Advocate Generals Corps. The opinions expressed in this Comment reflect the views of the author only, and not the views of the Judge Advocate General or the Department of the Army.
Issue 53/3/2-1 | UCLA Law Review
Hate crimes against individuals should be taken seriously, absolutely! But there are acceptions that simply cannot be ignored. Homosexuals who are attacked after performing sexuals act with the consent of those who believed they were actually of a particular sex, should realize that they are placing themselves in danger for very natural primal reasons.
If a white person went into a primarily black community and began to shout racial slurs, you can pretty much expect to eventually get mauled. What's interesting about that is that once such an event gets past freedom of speech, which in this case never seems to stick, that person who most likely ends up in the hospital, will be prosecuted. Not the people who attacked them. They were defending their honor. But why, case after case, does the individual who was sexually deceived bare the burden of assault charges, having attacked the homosexual, even to the slightest degree? The above UCLA review does well to address this issue.
Anne Marie
Why does it seem that you folks are afraid to insult this type of behavior because it's a homosexual? Sorry, but I grew up with 8 guys and I can tell you as I live and breath, should any of them have gotten a blow job from a man unknowingly, they would beat the living crap out of that dudette and make sure everyone in town found out about this disgusting individual.
This kind of deception illicits a very justifiable reactions! Far more than any adverse encounter with a bonefide woman.
Politically correct does not or most certainly should not excuse the deception.
Anne Marie
Why does it seem that you folks are afraid to insult this type of behavior because it's a homosexual? Sorry, but I grew up with 8 guys and I can tell you as I live and breath, should any of them have gotten a blow job from a man unknowingly, they would beat the living crap out of that dudette and make sure everyone in town found out about this disgusting individual.
This kind of deception illicits a very justifiable reactions! Far more than any adverse encounter with a bonefide woman.
Politically correct does not or most certainly should not excuse the deception.
Anne Marie
Why does it seem that you folks are afraid to insult this type of behavior because it's a homosexual? Sorry, but I grew up with 8 guys and I can tell you as I live and breath, should any of them have gotten a blow job from a man unknowingly, they would beat the living crap out of that dudette and make sure everyone in town found out about this disgusting individual.
This kind of deception illicits a very justifiable reactions! Far more than any adverse encounter with a bonefide woman.
Politically correct does not or most certainly should not excuse the deception.
Anne Marie
Why does it seem that you folks are afraid to insult this type of behavior because it's a homosexual? Sorry, but I grew up with 8 guys and I can tell you as I live and breath, should any of them have gotten a blow job from a man unknowingly, they would beat the living crap out of that dudette and make sure everyone in town found out about this disgusting individual.
This kind of deception illicits a very justifiable reactions! Far more than any adverse encounter with a bonefide woman.
Politically correct does not or most certainly should not excuse the deception.
Anne Marie
No arguement here. And I'm with Editec in being somewhat sympathetic to the guy who kicks the freaks teeth in.
But you asked if the deception itself should be a crime. I still say no.
There's nothing wrong with being a homosexual. You assume everyone hates gays like you seem to.Why does it seem that you folks are afraid to insult this type of behavior because it's a homosexual?
Sorry, but I grew up with 8 guys and I can tell you as I live and breath, should any of them have gotten a blow job from a man unknowingly, they would beat the living crap out of that dudette and make sure everyone in town found out about this disgusting individual.
This kind of deception illicits a very justifiable reactions! Far more than any adverse encounter with a bonefide woman.
Politically correct does not or most certainly should not excuse the deception.
Anne Marie
Okay, what if that girlyman had AIDS and bit the guy's penis by accident, creating the potentiality of spreading it to the unsuspecting receiver?
AIDS carries the highest rate in promiscuous male homosexuals than any other group.
Anne Marie
The wonder bra is sexual misrepresentation.