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(05-11-2018, 12:47 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: In a relationship there should be a discussion about what consent looks like between the parties involved. My wife and I know what that looks like and so we don't need to have a discussion about verbal consent each time.

So what if a guy uses this a defense when his girlfriend cries rape?

"My girlfriend and I have had consensual sex a lot of times so I know what consent looks like.  Therefore I don't need to ask permission every time."

Would that be considered a legitimate defense?

And have you ever had sex with your wife when you had both been drinking?  Or should I say, have you ever raped your wife when you had both been drinking?

You are trying to enforce rules that you admit you don't follow.  This is nothing like a straw man.  This is the exact same thing.