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I'll speak to your question, though not answering for Pantheoen's thought process.
I think too many young men think it's just fine to have sex with a drunk. I can almost hear the process:
"She asked for it."
"What did she think was going to happen?"
"She's the football team's blow-up doll."
Now obviously it's not always wrong to have sex with a drunk. But there's a line; and one's conduct defines where the line is. Taking videos and stills; passing them from phone to phone; multiple partners; and, the most important of all, was she freakin' conscious? All tell a story.
In this case, we're only hearing what the newspaper chose to print and how they chose to slant the story. Always dangerous. Many of us jump to the conclusion the media expects us to jump to. Some of us stand back and say, "Let's wait for more information." (See the thread on the little girl supposedly thrown out of a KFC for her disturbing facial appearance.) In defense of those who jump, what fun would the site be if we all said, "Hey! We don't have enough information. You're just hearing one side of the story."
And, too, let's face it. "No" does not always mean "no," ladies. Guys have it tough, in my opinion. We really hold their feet to the fire now days. Guys have got to realize they're playing with fire in these instances. It's no laughing matter. It's "the rest of your life."
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I'll speak to your question, though not answering for Pantheoen's thought process.
I think too many young men think it's just fine to have sex with a drunk. I can almost hear the process:
"She asked for it."
"What did she think was going to happen?"
"She's the football team's blow-up doll."
Now obviously it's not always wrong to have sex with a drunk. But there's a line; and one's conduct defines where the line is. Taking videos and stills; passing them from phone to phone; multiple partners; and, the most important of all, was she freakin' conscious? All tell a story.
In this case, we're only hearing what the newspaper chose to print and how they chose to slant the story. Always dangerous. Many of us jump to the conclusion the media expects us to jump to. Some of us stand back and say, "Let's wait for more information." (See the thread on the little girl supposedly thrown out of a KFC for her disturbing facial appearance.) In defense of those who jump, what fun would the site be if we all said, "Hey! We don't have enough information. You're just hearing one side of the story."
And, too, let's face it. "No" does not always mean "no," ladies. Guys have it tough, in my opinion. We really hold their feet to the fire now days. Guys have got to realize they're playing with fire in these instances. It's no laughing matter. It's "the rest of your life."
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