>>24539292 (OP)"rape fantasies" aren't fantasies (usually) about actually being dragged into a dark alley and raped, they're fantasies about being overpowered, violated, manhandled, objectified, etc. Virtually no women ACTUALLY want to be raped by 38yo Trevor the construction worker with a beer belly and patchy stubble while walking home alone after a night out. But it is surprisingly common to get off to the idea of inviting 28yo Xavier with veiny arms and a thick cock into your apartment "just for one drink" and you start kissing and he just takes control even if you protest, which is very different. How this actually plays out IRL is that you meet with the woman beforehand, go over boundaries/safewords/whatever the fuck, and then you do an intense scene where she's pretending to squirm away while you pound her like you hate her, maybe slap her around a bit, general rough sex shit except she's squealing "noooooo, stopppp" etc. But both of you understand that it's a realization of a fantasy and you're not actually raping her and she's not actually getting raped. source: done this before
More broadly, rape fantasies are much, much more common in women than men, which is a real thorn in the side of any anti-porn feminist. You'd be surprised at how many women find the vague idea hot. A smaller proportion find it very hot and masturbate to it, a still smaller proportion would do it but don't want to go through the trouble of actually setting it up, and the smallest proportion would actually do it. That last division is uncommon, but not so rare as to be a once-in-a-lifetime thing. I'd estimate like... 2-3 in a 100, somewhere around there. But she's got to really trust you and you can't give off "actual rapist" vibes. So most of you faggots are disqualified.