A teacher was busted for allegedly sexually abusing her 13-year-old student, reportedly having sex with him at least 12 times, sending him money via CashApp and having a pregnancy scare.
According to an arrest affidavit obtained by the Laredo Morning Times in Texas, Adriana Mariel Rullan, 27, had “sexual intercourse/sexual contact” with the student a dozen times, including at a middle school in the United Independent School District.
Some places have really specific definitions for rape, ie “forcibly inserting your penis…”. So what women do to men can never be called rape even though it “is”. Using the term for cases where it doesn’t specifically apply would be libel and you can/would be sued.
source:https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/PE/htm/PE.22.htm#22.011
while “rape” isn’t defined, it is often used to describe sexual assault.
using “rape” in this context would be perfectly reasonable, and i think whoever wrote the article should have done so.
I don’t think they can call it rape until after she’s been convicted of rape, unless they want to open themselves up to a lawsuit. Not sure if they could have said, “Allegedly raped,” or not, but I wouldn’t fault the writer or even the publisher for having to phrase it this way. I think their choice of headline was more likely motivated by legal pressures than any sort of bias against rape victims, male or female.
Citation needed or you’re just perpetuating a disgusting, hurtful stereotype. 🤌🏼
I’m perpetuating a stereotype by providing information that should be common knowledge…? What…?
The hell kind of shit is this lmfao? Places have different rules, do you seriously think that just because your place does something everything has to be the same or they are wrong…? What’s a shit way of thinking.
You still have yet to cite any examples of your claim, dogpile or no. Stay in school, bucko.
Is a government petition to change the definition enough proof? I don’t know why you couldn’t just google this simple fact yourself
Linky