has their ever been a case of a female teenage sexually assault an older man?  if so what happened?
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I think unibear speaks of the other way around - a teenage girl sexually assaulting an older man.\n\nTruth be told, any time a man is sexually assaulted by a woman, it is not reported. Most men would feel humiliated to report that a woman took advantage of them. But it does happen, and occasionally you hear of it. You can read news articles in my sources links, but a teenage woman, well it could be that a young girl ties up an older man and then has their way with them ... but the man in this case is probably partaking in something that would get him in a lot of trouble if caught, so the chances of him reporting anything is slim.\n\nps, a commmon misconception is that men cannot be raped because he'd have to be "willing". This is not really true, as I'm sure some people know - a man's plumbing is not really tied to his brain, and men can become "willing" with some stimuli even if they're brain is saying not to.
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it really depends on the state they live in.  \nA common misconception about statutory rape is that there is a single age at which an individual can legally consent to sexual activity. In fact, only 12 states have a single age of consent; in these states, this age ranges from 16 to 18 years old. In the remaining states, the age of consent depends on one or more of the following factors: age differences between the partners, the age of the victim, and the age of the defendant. \nSome states have a single age of consent. In those states, a male or female under age 18 cannot consent to sex, regardless of the age of the other party. Thus, sexual relations between two 17-year-olds would be illegal, as would relations between a 17-year-old and a 25-year-old. \nYou need to check your local laws to see if the relationship is legal.  These laws are easily available online.  Just google "statutory rape" and the name of your state.
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That all depends on where it occured and exactly what occured. Some places have different crimes for "lewd acts" versus vaginal intercourse, and each state has different laws for all of the various statutory rape scenarios that are possible.\n\nEdit: For instance, California law requires a sentence of not more than one year for having someone more than 3 years older having sex with a minor.
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I wonder how old you are and whether this incident was actually a criminal offence against you, i mean attempted rape is an offence anyways, but if you're still young, its even worse.\n You should tell your brother that you would appreciate it if he would intervene and stop things next time one of his friends starts macking on you all heavy like that, he's your brother, he should be looking out for you!\n If you are under the age of 16, then tell your parents, or some other adult, because this guy that tried it on with you could be a sexual predator who may continue to try to force himself on girls. He obviously doesnt care who sees him do it either.\n Do your best to stay away from him!\n...and call the police if you're really concerned about this incident.
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a bit of both, at 16 you know the difference between right and wrong. a 21 year should never touch a 16 year old, if they do its for one reason only (sorry cooks but you live and learn). if he did something that you are not comfortable with then say something.... rape is never the girls fault. EVER
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I would agree with Loss Leader.  Your question assumes that what you've said is fact (that family members are punished less severely than "strangers") and I don't know that under the exact same circumstances, that's actually true. \n\nA 35 year old male who molests a fifteen year old female should be punished the same whether they are related or not.  If you know of two cases with the same fact pattern to demonstrate what you're saying is true, I'd be interested in hearing about them.  \n\nI would suggest that given family dynamics, it's entirely possible (in the above case, for example), the mother of the child may ask for a more lenient sentence, and it's even possible the victim would ask for a more lenient sentence.  I've certainly seen it happen myself...and obviously, I don't think it would happen for even a second if the suspect and victim weren't related.
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You can call the police or local Sheriff's department and ask to speak to someone in the unit that deals with sexually based or minor based offenses. \n\nIt is possible that in your state 16 is the age of consent, and as such the man may not be prosecutable under statutory rape or sexual predator laws (many US states list 16 as the age of consent, though some have further age restrictions beyond that). If this is the case, though, you can still take out a restraining order against him to stop the unwanted advances - no matter what, civil sexual harassment laws still apply.\n\nI'd suggest consulting a local criminal attorney or visiting a legal resource website based in your state and/or local jurisdiction for further help. A simple web search should bring up the site you need.
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Nah, I think it is crazy to think that you (or whomever!) would be punished for being raped by an underage person. It isn't as if you initiated the sex and it was non-consensual so you really couldn't be prosecuted.
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It may have been a completely unrelated incident. Have you experienced it more than once? If, not it probably had nothing to do with the sex. It was just a coincidence.
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Depending on the nature of his handicap, he may or may not be held accountable for his actions.\n\nRape by force is against the law. So is consensual sex if the person in question is under the state's minimum consent age. If both parties are under minimum age, then they've both committed a crime.\n\nWhether or not this case ever goes to a juvenile court, that's up in the air and tons of things could influence it either way.
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I am a pretty 18 year old girl; I have lots of guys staring at me everytime I leave my house. When you think about girls relationships with 20 year old guys or any young guys they are 101% doomed to failer...101% percent of them will end. I know this and would not give the time of day to any young guy if my life depended on it. I will not go out with anyone who is not at least 33 years old and has proven he is a success story. Not for the money but because older men are more appreciative to have a young girl love him and the relationship will have a 1000000000% better chance to succeed. To answer your question....I would walk away from him or leave the room. If that did not work I would pull out my mobile and tell him I am callinmg the police for fear he is planning to rape me...that should scare him away.
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Yes I have...first time I was a teenager, it was a man, seemed very evil, found out later he died in the bed I slept in...second time in my 20's, I was sleeping and my blanket fell on the floor, I grabbed it and covered back up, then the blanket was ripped off the bed, I looked over and there was a small blonde haired, blue eyed boy, looked about 4 years old, standing next to my bed, I scrambled out of bed and ran out...third time, my husband and I bought this old house, over 100 years old, we lived here about 2 weeks, one day the bathroom door opened and there was a naked old man drying off like he just got done taking a shower, then he disappeared, then wierd things happened, the water kept turning on in the kitchen, doors kept opening, things moved to different places, my husband saw him walking down the steps and then disappeared, my daughter said he came in her room and sat on her bed, I have seen him three more times...then all of a sudden everything stopped, haven't seen him in almost a year.
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How old is the girl for one thing.\nCan an innocent incident be interpreted as an out right attack?\nDoes the girl have issues and looking for attention?\nThere have been times kids falsely accuse someone just for the attention or to keep them from trouble.\n\nBut the guy could be arrested...and if the accusations turn out to be false....the accuser and her parents could be sued in a civil court for monetary damges.\n\nIt seems pedophilia is the new witch hunt.....point a finger at someone and they are burned at the stake.
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The statutory rape laws are different from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.\n\nThere are some jurisdictions where the law is written so that the victim has to be below 18 AND more than two years younger than the perpetrator for it to be a crime.\n\nIn such a jurisdiction an 18-year-old having sex with a 17-year-old would not be illegal, but a 20-year-old having sex with the same 17-year-old would be illegal.\n\nNevertheless, my advise to an 18-year-old guy is: now's a good time to date older women.  The "slightly younger" girl can wait.
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I've got two stories.. but we're sort of mean but I was in high school at the time.\n\nThere was this girl that liked me but I wasn't into her. She wasn't in any of my classes  There was this guy in my class and we looked like brothers.  So we decided to pretend we were brothers.  Whenever she would spot one of us we'd confuse her into saying she was talking to the wrong guy.  I thought it would only last a couple of days. This went on for 4 mouths.  Then she kicked my ass in the library when she found out.\n\nSecond one.  I was 14yrs old and I had stoled a dildo from a Spencers.  Couple of my buddies and I dislike this girl.  So we kicked open her locker during class, turned on the dildo and left it on in her locker.  It was so freaking loud that security came to see what was up.  It still cracks me up and that was 20 years ago.
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Of course there are, just not as many. Remember Mary Kay LeTourneau?\n\nActually she is a convicted pedophile. If she were a male teacher and the student a girl, would you say he wasn't a pedophile? It doesn't matter if he acted older, she knew how old he was and that she was too old to be having sexual relations with him.
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Yes, I think such websites should be more specific. There is a world of difference between an adult molesting a child and a teenager having a relationship with someone who is a couple of years younger but happens to still be a minor.