[Mark17]

NOW the definition of rape has been expanded to include withdrawl of permission AT ANY POINT during intercourse. She can say yes, strip, get in bed, etc etc and if she says STOP at ANY point, and the male doesn't, voila, its RAPE.

I wonder if it ever happens, where she withdraws permission 3 days after the sex?

[sandbar]

>I wonder if it ever happens, where she withdraws >permission 3 days after the sex?

I think that happens quite frequently. I watched a documentary on rape one time and a woman got drunk in a bar, went home with two men and woke up the next day realizing she had sex with both. She went to a rape crisis center claiming "they must of raped me, because I wouldn't have done anything like that". She couldn't remember details but knew she'd been with both. The counselor said she had no case for rape. The woman sat there crying saying "what do you mean? I didn't want them to do that??" The counselor (female BTW) stated flatly that there was a big difference between rape and regret. I think that applies in alot of cases.

[Kozak]

I wonder if it ever happens, where she withdraws permission 3 days after the sex?

I have in fact seen patients alledging rape several days after the event after sobering up. These are always of the "date rape" variety.