>>82267294
Right, but OP's talking about women who don't explicitly tell you no. I agree they couldn't fight back and am saying that makes them afraid to say no. Even to men who would respect the no. Because she is too scared to say it. So it's a complicated issue. Ultimately, if she doesn't say no or "get off me" and the guy is socially unaware, he probably won't even realize she doesn't want to. Some women even fake interest because they're scared. As a personal anecdote, I once knew a girl who deliberately sucked a guy off without him even asking, after a date, even though she didn't want to, and talked about it like it was his fault. She basically projected all her fears onto him and assumed that he was going to get mad if she didn't suck his dick, even though he never said that or even asked for it. Some women are nuts from trauma and weird ideas. So it's important to understand this stuff so you can navigate it, because it generally doesn't make sense to men. I know personally, if a gay man tried to ass rape me, I'd fight like a feral wolverine to prevent his cock from entering my ass, even if he was stronger than me.
>>82267313
No one said anyone has the right to rape anyone else. What I'm saying is that, if you don't communicate, then that is ultimately your issue. You can be traumatized/scared/whatever, freeze up, etc. and that is legitimate. But if you don't clearly communicate your disinterest, some men might not pick up on it. So what I'm trying to say here is that socially unaware/autist men need to really pay attention, for both their own and the woman's benefit.