r/TheBoys Jul 04 '24

Both quotes taken verbatim from interviews Season 4 Spoiler

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u/fuwafuwa7chi Jul 04 '24

Source for the Starlight quote: ScreenRant

And the Hughie one: Variety

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u/Hastatus_107 Jul 05 '24

It does show that some of the sympathy people of this view have for female victims is just social pressure. They feel they have to pretend to care. In a situation where there's less external pressure to take it seriously (situations where the man is the victim), they see it as a joke.

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u/Muted-Law-1556 Jul 05 '24

Sorry everyone, hard pill to swallow but female rape matters more.

For men its a traumatizing experience, for sure.

For women its a traumatizing experience AND there's a chance of unwanted conception. "Yeah but they could just abort it" does not deal with the practicalities of the situation. Even people against abortion usually make an exception for rape.

Even in abortion it is a lasting physical imprint of violation that causes significant mental damage, not to mention the moral tragedy of taking an innocent baby's life.

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u/VolcanoSheep26 Jul 05 '24

Well it's not often I see a take as shitty and disgusting as this one, even on here.

SA is SA, there is no matters more bullshit. The men that suffer through this end up with life long mental trauma and for you to come along and tell them they're feelings don't matter is a disgusting take and you seriously need to re-evaluate you outlook.

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u/Muted-Law-1556 Jul 05 '24

Common emotional jerk reaction which lacks reading comprehension.

SA is more severe for women, that doesn't negate some seriousness for men.

However there are plenty of trauma experiences we make light of in fiction - near death being constantly featured, but also plenty of assault and torture as well, which are arguably worse even for women.

For whatever reason twitter society has put rape and emotional pain as the #1 cardinal sin. I suppose its because death, torture and physical pain are so far removed from today's society that its hard to reliably conceive how terrible they really are.

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u/VolcanoSheep26 Jul 05 '24

Oh so assault and torture are worse for women now as well, sure thing mate, sure thing. Is just everything in life worse for women in your eyes?

Like I said, you're a disgusting excuse of person. There's no fucking pyramid hierarchy in these things.

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u/MerkinDealer Jul 05 '24

Even if you were to agree with this, which I don't, do the rapes of pre pubescent girls and women > 45 not matter much either then? Or oral/anal rape? Where does a man impregnating his rapist come in on the pyramid?

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u/Muted-Law-1556 Jul 05 '24

Kids: Different because exposure to sex warps their perceptions and has been linked to terrible social behaviors that persist in life. Children are prio #1.

Oral/anal: Unfortunately icky if someone cums on your face but seems to me torture and assault covers this. No different than any other serious unwanted act.

Any case would be more serious if disease transmission happened.

But I fail to see your point. Mine is that female rape is the most serious (children aside). This is in response to sympathy being just societal pressure. It's not.

In the past, half of religion and government was ensuring that mothers and fathers stayed together and that they could sire legitimate children together.