💨 Abstract
The article discusses the rebranding of "rape fantasies" as "ravishment fantasies" within kink communities, highlighting concerns from experts about the potential to downplay the severity of rape and consent issues. Therapist Jayne Booth argues that this rebranding can lead to misunderstandings and potential harm, especially given the current legal and cultural landscape where rape cases face significant delays and lack of support for victims.
Courtesy: Alice Giddings
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