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That's a stupid question. But I'll engage it anyway.
It depends on how you define rape or sexual assault, which, as you all know but are loathe to admit, could be a merely statutory qualification and not at all a forcible or unwelcome act.
Your 'any shape or form' verbiage indicates you're asking about a statutory situation where neither party is a child. You don't seem to be asking about a forcible or unwelcome act.
Let's look at a real world situation and talk about it there.
That's a stupid question. But I'll engage it anyway.
It depends on how you define rape or sexual assault, which, as you all know but are loathe to admit, could be a merely statutory qualification and not at all a forcible or unwelcome act.
Your 'any shape or form' verbiage indicates you're asking about a statutory situation where neither party is a child. You don't seem to be asking about a forcible or unwelcome act.
Let's look at a real world situation and talk about it there.
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