Facts and Opinions on Date Rape

Rape Day: In addition to marital rape, the day of rape is another serious crime against female victims and the reporting rate is low (Munsch & Willer, 2012). The day of rape involves agreed social interaction, often having a romantic interest and a degree of intimacy (Pumphrey-Gordon & Gross, 2007). Why did a date rape happen? The day of rape is a serious crime and happens for various reasons. At the moment almost all victims are women. Dating someone when women are drunk is the most common cause of dating rape (Pumphrey-Gordon & Gross, 2007).

"Date Rape" by Katie Roiphe and "On Not Beic a a Victim" by Mary Gaitskill discussed the problem of date rape. The authors mentioned their views on this subject, using their personal opinion and other women's opinions. Katie Roiphe thought rape should be limited to physical strength, but Gaitskill criticized this view. According to her, any woman with a mental disorder with poor sexual experience can be considered rape. The authors discussed similar topics using similar structures when writing articles, but the definition of date rape is different.

Rape is a serious and horrible problem that affects Scroggins trying to protect books. In my opinion, it is more relevant that Speak is involved in date rape. It is ambiguous, difficult to define, and hardly reported. In an era of "She is drunk, this is not his fault," that permissible explanation is more important than ever to speak. When I read the first speaking, I was close to Melinda's age. Everything I can think of reading that, "She does not say anything, why can she let him escape?" The librarian has not told me, Even though I include something that makes her uncomfortable, I can not read books, she does not want to say anything

The concept of date rape began in America, and most research on date rape was done in the USA. One in five teenagers is a victim of date rape. The rape rate of women in the United States (the proportion of women who have experienced rape at least once) is 15 to 20%, and different studies do not agree. According to a survey in the early 1987, a quarter of American women became victims of rape and attempted rape during their lifetime, and 84% knew attackers. However, only 27% of sexual assaults are consistent with the definition of rape law, American women regard themselves as victims of rape, only about 5% of women report rape . According to an American survey in 2007, it was found that the non-Hispanic blacks of blacks were the most victims of date violence, then the Hispanic students, and then the non white Hispanic students.