Quote:you must not have read my entire post...I did not highlight the part about minors, but the other highlighted portion deals with what you are talking about...one portion does anyway and the other portion deals with penatrating a male with objects, but here it is again...

 

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The second way women can rape men is through unwilling (anal or oral) penetration of men with fingers or objects. (I don’t know if unwilling oral penetration is always treated as rape in law.)


 

Finally, a woman can rape a man through coercing them to penetrate the woman with an erect penis
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I certainly read it. You highlighted that there were three ways, and I addressed the first one just because it was there.

 

The second way is most certainly illegal. Typically, it's considered sexual battery or something of the sort--not rape. I've re-read that a few times, and I can't find his source.

 

I've already said that you're potentially correct on some level. I haven't found one to prove you're right, however. I also know that you're not 100% correct since my State (and many others) are very specific that a woman is the only one capable of rape unless a woman helps a man rape anther woman. Excluding, of course, the statutory rape or  teacher-student exceptions. 

 

 

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read my above post...it's fact...One or more of them says when it was made legal to charge women with male rape...The following is from a link I shared and once again, it talks not only of statutory rape, but also of grown men being raped by women..

 

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<div>Can a Woman be Prosecuted for Raping a Man?
Yes!  While a minority of states still use the traditional definition of rape, most have amended their rape laws to make them gender neutral.  Under these statutes, women can be charged with raping men, or other women.  (see same sex rape)  Additionally, women can be charged with statutory rape of minor boys who are under the age of consent. Several widely publicized cases of female-male statutory rape in the United States involved school teachers raping their teenage male students.  Further, in states that do not recognize female-male rape, the unwanted sexual touching can still be classified as assault or sexual abuse.

- See more at: http://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/rape-and-gender--can-a-woman-rape-a-man.html#sthash.2NzHFho1.dpuf"
 

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All I'm asking for is that you show me where State law says she's capable of rape as I've described.

 

The last comment in this quote what I said earlier, BTW. It says "minority of states", but I haven't found one (much less a majority) which say that a woman can rape a man.

 

Again, the point was to show that a woman couldn't rape a man. The very likely possibility exists, in my State, that there would be issues with charging woman with rape in relation to a post-op sex changed male. 

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