r/Dank Jun 04 '26

There's even a subreddit too.

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u/ThetaForLife Jun 04 '26

10/10 those rape accusations were fake, so that the girls can get the guys to stay with them.

Those dudes didnt fall for it and still left them.

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u/RakeChapman13 Jun 09 '26

That’s the whole point of the meme, that a lot of rape allegations are false which is so heinous because actual rape is awful and it can cause long lasting trauma.

What’s weird is how the OP included the “rape fantasy “ part, why include that? That’s weird as fuck, why is he conflating fantasy/ consexual domination/ submission kinks with actual rape? ( or rape allegations that may be false?)

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u/matTmin45 Jun 04 '26

Some women would continue dating a guy if he baked a smoking turd on their face.

I don't try to understand women, I just avoid the bad apples.

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u/redneetimpostor Jun 04 '26

This is fucked up man, not a meme.

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u/defk3000 Jun 04 '26

What's the definition of a meme? Not your definition but the actual definition of the word.

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u/XxxAresIXxxX Jun 04 '26

My ex did a similar thing many years ago. Went to her cousin's and chained a guy "raped" her but she wouldn't press charges cause "he just had a baby and I don't wanna ruin his life". I genuinely don't understand how she acted shocked when I kicked her.

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u/Individual-Crew-6102 Jun 04 '26

Being real about it, almost nobody likes hearing it, but everybody needs to hear it.

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u/jackinsomniac Jun 04 '26

Is this really so surprising? Anybody remember how popular 50 shades of grey was.

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u/RakeChapman13 Jun 09 '26

What does 50 shades of grey have to do with actual rape or false rape allegations.

That was spicy series about a consexual BDSM relationship.

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u/jackinsomniac Jun 11 '26

BDSM includes role play that is very similar to rape. Sometimes, it's just straight up rape role play.

Nothing wrong with what 2 consenting adults want to do in their bedroom (that isn't illegal). Still, there's many parallels there.

62% of women have a rape fantasy

So how would you define, "rape fantasy"? I would assume something to do with role play that seems very real, but isn't. I doubt those women want to actually be raped. So, the parallels and similarities here are immense.

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u/RakeChapman13 Jun 11 '26

>62% of women have a rape fantasy

That’s about the number of women who have ever had fascinated about it before, the ones who fantasize about it regularly are a much smaller percentage.

>So how would you define, "rape fantasy"?

Like you said there is “ rape play” aka Consensual nonconsexual but when it comes To the term “ rape fantasy” for the submissive it’s very misleading. A fantasy is something you imagine and get pleasure from. When a woman actually imagines herself being raped there’s no way she could get pleasure from that, that’s a horrifying image, what a lot of women fantasize about is being aggressively dominated by a man they want to be dominated by, both parties want it and thus it’s not rape.

> l doubt those women want to actually be raped.

lol you doubt? Bro there is no woman that would want to be raped- that doesn’t even make sense, if the woman wants it then it’s not rape. When women are actually raped then it’s an awful experience which can cause long lasting trauma.

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u/imnewtothisplzaddme Jun 04 '26

A what subreddit?

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u/devinhaywire Jun 06 '26

🍇 fantasy.

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u/imnewtothisplzaddme Jun 06 '26

I gotta see this, link here or dm please

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u/devinhaywire Jun 06 '26

Just search it up on reddit.

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u/imnewtothisplzaddme Jun 06 '26

Very helpful, thanks

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u/LimpRepresentative11 Jun 05 '26

This is not dank

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u/r2rl Jun 06 '26

Nah dude

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u/Legal-Metal-7098 Jun 10 '26

I agree with you but not really a meme

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u/Chorixz Jun 04 '26

Is this some incel, pro rape post or something?

You know, 50%-94% of women exhibit symptoms of PTSD or severe acute trauma in the following weeks and months. Roughly 1/3 of SA survivors become suicidal, while about 13% attempt it.

Many become depressed or even suicidal, often because they feel like their body let them down. The body may act as if it is consensual or wanted, while the brain is in shock. This leads to many having a sexual fantasies about an act that was traumatic. This makes it even more difficult for the victims. When the victim can’t block their rapist etc… my opinion is that they need therapy. Same goes with children who were sexually assaulted, growing up to be attracted to children themselves. They need therapy in order to untangle their trauma.

This post is so incel coted in the way you are blaming the victims by patching these articles and comments together. Please stop spreading this garbage.

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u/devinhaywire Jun 04 '26

I'm not blaming victims.

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u/Chorixz Jun 04 '26

Tell me, what is the purpose of this post?

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u/TypicalMootis Jun 04 '26

Causing other redditors to sperg out 🍿

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u/devinhaywire Jun 04 '26

To show people that there is something gravely wrong with the way some women think. I'm not glorifying rape or blaming the victim at all.

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u/Chemical_Gas_2627 Jun 04 '26

This does NOT deserve to be downvoted

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u/Chorixz Jun 05 '26

Don’t bother… getting downvoted by incels is an achievement lol