Ocean77,
That video is 33 minutes long. Can you just give us some details??
Female sex offenders is a different topic altogether. In fact, using the word "rape" might not even apply here. lol...
Jokes aside, more often than not, they do get a slap on the wrist because women are not seen as aggressors in most cases. It's a matter of viewing women as loving nurturers, whereas, if a man commits a similar act, their viewed as "predators". And probably like 95% of the time, when a woman does this, the sex was consensual. And you have to admit, it's highly unlikely that a woman could in fact "force" herself on someone, even if the kid is like 15 or 16, he's still three or four times stronger than a woman.
But no doubt, society seems to be a little more accepting of it. When a woman does it, and it's a high profile case, they seem to get plenty of sympathy from the media and get books and movies produced on their story.
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Enigmaticocean77 (2410)
6 days ago
It's mostly about female teachers and the epidemic of them raping little boys. We are talking 10, 11, 12-year-old boys. It's sick.
Nothing ever happens to them, but when it is the other way around, men are destroyed and sent away for 20+ years. I will say this again- it's sick.
No, I cannot admit that women are not the aggressors in cases with little pre-teen boys. Again, I will say it- it is sick and it happens WAY more than we hear about.
Predatory behavior with a minor is still predatory behavior regardless of if it is a female doing it. They should get the same sentence as men. They are not the fairer sex, they are the more manipulative sex.
Cases like this (where females sexually abuse LITTLE BOYS) are up 40% in the past decade. That is sick and disturbing. I cannot make a joke about this. I'm sad that you can, and I am even more sad that you, like the courts, and just like the media make excuses for female predatory behavior and condemn men more harshly when they do the same thing. What's wrong is wrong and it should not be judged any different based upon a person's sexual gender. When it is, it's called sexism.
Perhaps you just aren't aware of this epidemic because no one really talks about it and that's why you can make light of it. If so, I do apologize for being so harsh. But it's a real problem in modern society and it's being swept under the rug like it isn't a big deal.
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stickman38 (3346)
4 days ago
I know there is a double standard. I don't condone it, but I can recognize societal differences and why it's like that. Women are not seen as "predators" and probably never will be. The only word I've seen used to describe women that sleep with young guys is "cougar" and that's hardly an insult.
As far as them not getting into trouble, I have to disagree there. It's still against the law to sleep with someone that's underage, regardless of what your gender is. Sure, sometimes they get lighter sentences and sympathy from media outlets and whatnot but they do get in trouble for it.
Overall, I do think it's very difficult to regulate sexuality, some people are just kinky or adventurous, pervy... whatever you want to call it. I mean, quite recently, western nations shifted away from condemning gays. It wasn't that long ago when we used to put people in jail for being gay.
Society is probably shifting somewhat when it comes to May/December relationships.
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