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...those of true love? But I suspect that my grandparents waited until their wedding night to consummate their relationship, the first marriage for both of them. Although I do not condone the adultery and premarital sex of the Letourneau-Fualaau pair, I disagree with the sensationalist labels of "rapist" and "child molester" that have been applied to Letourneau. I hope that someday she and Fualaau will be free to marry and rear their family together. AINSLEY JO PHILLIPS Anderson...
...soon enough, Gehrke's hard-won deal didn't look so good. The "Special Sex Offender Sentencing Alternative" required Mary to tell her kids that Mommy was a rapist. How could she do that? From behind the scenes, the image of a truculent, unrepentant Mary then emerged. She stopped taking the Depakote--her doctor approved, wrongly thinking she would quickly change to lithium, another medication used to treat bipolar disorder--and started telling friends that she and Vili were truly in love. "Since when do people who love each other have to defend it?" she would ask. She quarreled with...
...campus, I have been instructed almost since birth to avoid dangerous situations. I don't walk in alleyways by myself, or travel around at two in the morning, or go with strangers into isolated areas. None of this advice however, designed for use against a hypothetical, psychopathic, stranger rapist, protected me from the brilliant, popular, future Ivy League student I thought was my friend...
...raped me, his only comment was, "You kept on saying no, but I thought that you would change your mind once I started." He never thought the incident was a rape--even though I fought to keep him from penetrating me--nor did he consider himself a rapist. His friends assured him that I was lying...
...disturbingly high number of men who rape--men who are in our classes, in our dining halls, in our labs, in our circles of friends, men who are reading this article. That's a lot of men who believe they can force sex in certain situations, but the word "rapist" isn't being branded on any of their foreheads. They don't seem any different from "regular guys" because they are regular guys. And, of course, they don't see themselves as rapists; in fact, 84 percent of college men who sexually assaulted someone were convinced their actions were "definitely...