"And He Had His Way With Her"

[Lon]

Shocking!!! When was the last time you read this in a novel? I was in Junior High School the first time I ever read it. I asked my teacher what that mean't and she never really answered. I found out from some older kids. Today's story telling is a bit more explicit.

 

[Falcon]

Love - Rape. Same thing. Depends upon which book you're reading.

 

[Warrigal]

It means that he "took what was not his to take". Poldark series 2

 

[terry123]

Shocking!!! When was the last time you read this in a novel? I was in Junior High School the first time I ever read it. I asked my teacher what that mean't and she never really answered. I found out from some older kids. Today's story telling is a bit more explicit.

Too explicit for me. Of course these days I feel obsolete anyway with my old fashioned thinking!! Afraid I still believe in love and being faithful. I would probably never marry again but I would live with someone I cared for and respected. Many tears ago that would not be the case. So I guess I have changed my ways some.

 

[beneDictus]

I would definitely stick to that philosophy. Love and faithfulness between two people. Whether it be a heterosexual relationship...or a same sex one...not necessarily joined together in a legal binding. Call it old fashioned...but, they shall forever remain in my expectations...