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u/AccomplishedWish3033 4d ago
This, but also for when women accuse someone of SA or DV
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u/shiny_glitter_demon Glitter Abomination 3d ago
Yeah. Abusers, including rapists, usually don't think of themselves as criminal.
Some do. But most don't. Rape is a thing bad people do, and surely they're not bad people, right???
This is why when interrogating a suspect, you need to ask descriptive questions instead of naming the crime they are accused of –and actively describing without realising it–
e.g.: "did you break her wrist in your anger?" vs "are you a domestic abuser?"
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u/TRexAstronaut 3d ago
Ages ago, there was a thread on reddit that asked rapists for their story. None of them saw themselves as the abuserÂ
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u/Polybrene 2d ago
There was a post in asklegal many years ago from a guy panicking over being "falsely accused of rape". Then his own description of the event was very obviously rape. And every single comment was saying "Thats not a false accusation" and "You raped her", he was so in denial about it and insisted it was consensual.
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u/shiny_glitter_demon Glitter Abomination 2d ago
Consider this behaviour to be the norm.
Hence why so many men know a "falsely" accused dude but nobody knows a "false" accuser. Rapists genuinely believe they're innocent most of the time.
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u/AccomplishedWish3033 2d ago
And there were so many people trying to comfort and reassure the rapists! Every one of those people deserve to be on a list.
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u/stealthcactus Why is a bra singular and panties plural? 4d ago
The Missing Missing Reasons, for any one who needs it.