Because there isn’t any. There has to be consent for there to be consent.

She verbally made it clear that she didn’t want to... and then gave him two blowjobs and made no attempt to extricate herself from the situation.

Either women are strong and #brave and empowered and are capable of doing anything a man is, or this isnt sexual misconduct. You cannot have both.

Thank god this is upvoted. This site hasnt completely gone off the rails yet.

Thank you. This shit is getting ridiculous.

“men are socialized to pursue sex from women”

I really want to know. Why is there not consent in that situation? Really not trolling, I want to understand.

First of all, thank you for assuming I was being earnest and taking the time to engage.

TED Talk psychology is not a strong basis for broad statements about cognition. A statement like “your mind is less distracted since you no longer have to think about the visual data and you can begin to focus on the audio data” may be appealing, but it’s pseudoscience.

What the hell is wrong with Chris Pratt?

HUGE difference.

I missed the part where she married Aziz, moved in with him, and had 2.4 of his children. Clearly, it’s the exact same thing as that.

In her account she says she gave him a consensual blowjob.

The entire #MeToo movement is continuing to tear itself apart as they realize that literally everyone has had some shitty sexual encounters at some point. What started as a much needed calling out of dedicated sexual predators is devolving into “Any time anyone was ever pushy on a consensual date”, and it’s basically…

How is Chris Pratt a terrible person?

She’s making a life-altering accusation. “Incredibly detailed story?” Give me a fucking break. Tell me why she should be granted anonymity.

Trauma? Being in that situation is trauma inducing? Okay.....

Two problems with this story (or really one combined major problem):

My god... he didn’t force himself on her. That line seriously needs to be change. He didn’t rape her, and didn’t do anything like that. He was pushy, and sexually assertive/aggressive. That is not rape. She could have left. He is guilty of being horny and pushy about it too early. Instead of leaving she literally…

Why didn’t she simply walk out? Why did she blow him? This is clearly a consensual sexual encounter she later regretted. “I didn’t really want to do it, but I did anyway” is not sexual misconduct.