Khorum: "It really does come down to teaching our boys not to put your dick in crazy.
Even if she DID consent, she can change her mind when you flip her over. She can change her mind on her lonely, bow-legged walk home. She can change her mind when you don't respond to her 276th text. She can even change her mind 30 years later once you're a retired TV megastar.
Just learn to identify crazy and don't put your dick in it."
If she changes her mind when you flip her over, you stop. Are you kidding me with this shit?
Yes, she can change her mind at any point after the fact and falsely accuse you of rape. Luckily, the chances of that happening are exceptionally minuscule, since it basically almost never happens. It's certainly not a problem deserving of the heaps and heaps of attention hand-wringing busybodies everywhere are giving it.
I don't think I've ever heard stupider advice than "don't stick your dick in crazy".
On the surface, it seems entirely logical. Fuck a crazy bitch, get problems. In reality, however, it's not something that can be put into action with any kind of consistency or reliability.
The biggest problem is: How do you define "crazy"? I mean, I'm sure you can think of some extreme examples (violent mood swings, heavy drug addiction, actual diagnosed emotional and mental issues), but the majority of women won't just set off a "crazy" flag the moment you meet them.
Take mattress girl. There was nothing "crazy" about her during her close friendship with her accused rapist. She was level-headed and by all accounts seemed to be a well-rounded, friendly, open-minded, amicable, reasonable person. Then the alleged rape happened (allegedly) and the smart-asses came out in droves to claim what a crazy bitch she was and how you should never stick your dick in crazy. How would that advice have helped Nangussen? By all accounts it was how she acted AFTER the alleged rape that led people to the conclusion she was crazy. (Also note that there is no proof she lied about the rape, making all assumptions that she made false rape accusations a rush to condemn that hypocritically goes against the whole supposedly dearly-held concept of "innocent until proven guilty", but I digress)
How about Cosby's girls? Were they all "crazy"? Was he actively seeking out exclusively crazy women to stick his dick in? None of the stories about their experiences with him described anything that could be construed as "crazy" behavior on their part, so what good would that advice have done Cosby? (Again, not that we have any proof any of those girls are lying with their accusations.)
You might as well say "Don't stick your dick in someone who's going to accuse you of rape", for all the good it does.