Originally Posted by eva_prior:
“Invalid comparison.
Cami and Callum have previously been physically flirting and cuddling. On this occasion, she did not continue when he showed lack of interest in engaging in same today. So they have already indicated to each other that they are allowed to invade each other's personal space.
Similar to an established couple's interaction, whereby one checks out if the other wants to make love, but the other person isn't interested on a given occasion. If the interested person persists on that occasion, then they can rightly be tagged as a sex pest or much worse. Otherwise - No.
Jeremy and Chloe did not have an established physical flirting relationship prior to the incident. Their personal space boundaries wrt each other were therefore the same as two strangers. So clearly an (uninvited) invasion into Chloe's personal space towards her erogenous zones was a totally different scenario to Cami and Callum.”
Presuming actions is where it lies, there are no boundaries, if Callum had stood up screaming and saying what the hell was she doing, it would matter.
So you are basically saying callum asked for it and got what he deserved....
Brilliant, case closed.
A little side note, a couple have been in a relationship for years, one comes home drunk and whilst the other is sleeping engages in sexual intercourse without consent the person wakes and reports the matter to the authority....
Or one wakes in the night and performs a sexual act...
Where do I stand in law...