How so?
Important to what? The 13 year old didn't complain and apparently didn't feel any harm.
Yeah, that was my first point. Of course, you missed it because it doesn't fit with your narrative.
Not as a whole. The "victim" didn't see a problem. You do understand why it is called "statutory rape" don't you?
Yes but you haven't shown that the perceived power was used to garner sexual favours. Did the teacher threaten this 13 year old?
This is, to put it bluntly, the
exact ******* reason that someone threatening you with a gun is doing something wrong even if you 'consent' to giving them your wallet. Leveraging violence to get people to do what you want is, in most cases, viewed as wrong.
Once again we agree, so show me where the teacher held a gun to his head.
It's in the details. When an adult actress decides they must sleep with a director to get a part is it the director's fault they had sex? Was it abuse?
Where's the gun?
If that was rape, I am all for it. However, I consented so it was not rape. I was 15 and the age of consent was 14, so it wasn't even statutory rape.
It is telling that you feel it was. You are too invested in this black and white culture when it comes to sex.
Do tell.
Meaningful enough that you commented.
You're right. Everyone would have been better off if you had just gone to sleep and never made your absurd comments.