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No, why would you think that? This is simple definition stuff:
Rape is defined in most jurisdictions as sexual intercourse, or other forms of sexual penetration, initiated by a perpetrator against a victim without their consent.[16]
Finger, object, doesn't matter Bucky.
No, I simply mean the courts/jury may or may not find it as rape. If she didn't explicitly consent but he legitimately had evidence to believe she did, they may go easy on him (him in this case...) and not find it as rape. It's basically CYA speak. If you're making out, and things progress, and you do that, then she claims it was rape, you may not be charged with rape depending on who said what, when, etc., they may not find it as rape by consensual.
Yes.
If it is not consensual and there is either penile or "other object" penetration....if there is a whole lot of problems for the perp, Whether it is called rape or sexual assault, If proven, the perp is looking at jail and sexual offender status.
Now if the act is mutual and the person is under the age of consent and the other is a minor as well....different jurisdictions will look at the difference in ages to decide if or how to prosecute.