Quoting Lyeta from 17:00, 8th Oct 2006
Maybe I read this wrong but it doesnt sound like this was an attack in a dark alley type attack (i.e. carrying a sharp object and walking confidently probably wouldn't have helped much). It sounds to me like a group of girls met a guy who walked back with them to their house, chatting away like you would. He got INTO the house (i.e. they invited him in?) and then the attack happened. Don't invite random guys you meet on the street into your house is probably more the point.
Quoting lauraelizabeth from 18:47, 8th Oct 2006
it makes sense to take extra care though when something like this has happened and the ass wipe is still walking around.. and if the girl was too drunk to know any better, its highly likely the guy was able to force her to let him into the flat
Quoting lauraelizabeth from 21:14, 8th Oct 2006
my cousin's at uni in sheffield, and her flatmate got very drunk one night. a guy attacked her on her way home and tried to rape her. he was stopped by another guy who insisted on taking the drunk girl home. the second guy, on getting back to the flat, pushed his way in, and then HE tried to rape her, and the only reason she wasn't raped at all that night was because my cousin woke up and ran in and he ran off... scary stuff.
Quoting theonlyone from 23:10, 8th Oct 2006
men you should be ashamed of yourselves, of course i no you are not all like this, but its still the male race!
Quoting lauraelizabeth from 15:19, 8th Oct 2006
when out alone, ladies, you should carry something like a pencil in your handbag. its sharp enough to cause some damage, and if stuck into a temple or an eye can be a lifesaver. the police wouldn't be able to touch you. if you carried a knife you would get into trouble because you had the intention to use it against someone. however if you say you had a pencil in your bag or your hand, and you lashed out because you thought your life or someone else's was in peril, you walk free.
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