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Date: October 3, 2022
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And what of him? Everyone focusing on her and her consent but did she ask him if he consents? Did he ever verbalize consent? According to OPs other comments she was very self aware and ASSUMED he would not penetrate her after SHE removed her underwear but never said anything before during or after. This situation is not rape in the slightest no matter how many mental hoops she tries to jump through. This is her regretting what she did and now has to suffer the consequences of said actions. Accountability and responsibility will take her a long way instead of thinking and acting this way that’s gonna end up ruining men’s lives that are undeserving of it.
Not really, especially when one person is half passed out in bed.
He sounds like a very respectful and kind person; maybe he’s waiting for you to express that you’re comfortable with putting a label on it? It could be that simple.
Don’t pay attention to the words, pay attention to the actions. He’s already playing the role of a wonderful boyfriend. Does he have to label it for it to count?
The blowback will be on your bf. He'll socially ostracized by his fellow coworkers. Even if you gather proof of his infidelity and give to his gf it won't be Sherlockian to figure it was either you or your bf as both of you are being used as covers for the coworker's infidelity.
Consequently your bf might blame you he's has been isolated by his coworkers and none of them are speaking to him. This will affect his work and your relationship. Normally I'd suggest to say but in this case look the other way simply because your bf is working with him. Don't get involve in their mess.
Trust me, she already remembers it. Talking about the very hot things is part of being in a relationship.
The hate is spewing out of your comment. I feel bad for you, hope you’re doing okay. ?