Welcome to Thunderdome

Because every act needs a name...

Guys used to do this shit when I was younger too. This is not a new trend. This is the MSM trying to fabricate a story for profit.

Here's the part that Gordon will love:

But mostly, he’s committing an act he was not permitted to do, which many people are claiming is “rape-adjacent.”

“Their stories often start the same way,” Rebecca said. “’I’m not sure if this is rape, but...’”

However, earlier this year a Swiss man was convicted of rape for stealthing in a landmark case.

Thankfully, there is a guy in the comments who has taken this and run with it...

So, if a woman lies about being on birth control, it's rape.

Another time, I thought the girl was a c-cup. Turns out, she was wearing a padded bra. Raped again...

I've never done this. I've heard of it, but not much. Honestly, it's not rape... but it's sure as hell a non-consensual act. I can understand a woman feeling violated by it.

Sounds pretty shitty if done on purpose. I feel like we hear way more about women doing the equivalent of this?

I guess as a woman I'd be pissed if the guy did this and I got a disease, or worse, the disease that ends up breathing. If the plan is to somehow punish this (differently than the punishment of making yourself pay child support for being a fucking idiot) than make it go both ways. Seems roughly impossible to prove unless you did this serially - which you could only do realistically as a dude. A really broke dude.

Most of us have probably done this accidentally at least once. It was goddamn terrifying on my end.

Troy wrote:

Most of us have probably done this accidentally at least once. It was goddamn terrifying on my end.

I had one break once, but it was so loud and noticeable that we both stopped.

Me: (thinking) This feels good.

Her: UH, WAS THAT THE CONDOM BREAKING?

I was not a heavy condom user during my single days. Somehow I got lucky enough to avoid the diseases.

Kids on the other hand, that's a matter of opinion...

I hated condoms. Only used them at the beginning of relationships.