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[walter_sullivan]

Originally Posted by SoylentOrange

I was with you up to here, but I hate, *HATE* mental transformations. It's about as offensive to me as rape. Although I think the idea of a bodyguard is neat- Mary is resisting the whole "Hive queen" thing, but I suppose leeting one or two slip by might be a neat idea...

oh come on now, comparing it to rape is a little extreme don't you think?
besides, she wants it (if you do it right) and wanting it is the difference between rape and not rape.
bah. not a good argument. forget it. at least i tried.

[SkruLuce]

Originally Posted by walter_sullivan

oh come on now, comparing it to rape is a little extreme don't you think?
besides, she wants it (if you do it right) and wanting it is the difference between rape and not rape.
bah. not a good argument. forget it. at least i tried.

Making her want it through mental changes is the exact same thing as rape. In fact, in some rape cases the woman, though she hates what is happening to her, still gets aroused from the sensations and may 'want it' near the end, though afterward she'll come back to her senses. So, no, wanting it is not the difference between rape and consensual sex. Agreeing to it before hand (hence, 'consensual') with a clear, sober mind is not rape. Agreeing while in an altered state is rape.

[walter_sullivan]

Originally Posted by SkruLuce

Making her want it through mental changes is the exact same thing as rape. In fact, in some rape cases the woman, though she hates what is happening to her, still gets aroused from the sensations and may 'want it' near the end, though afterward she'll come back to her senses. So, no, wanting it is not the difference between rape and consensual sex. Agreeing to it before hand (hence, 'consensual') with a clear, sober mind is not rape. Agreeing while in an altered state is rape.

yeah, that's why i said "not a good argument." that my point wasn't good.
well, if we get really technical about it, a physical transformation could be considered rape as well.

[SkruLuce]

Originally Posted by walter_sullivan

yeah, that's why i said "not a good argument." that my point wasn't good.
well, if we get really technical about it, a physical transformation could be considered rape as well.

...I don't see how. Unless the subject didn't want to be transformed in the first place.

[Esquire]

They generally don't.